Analysts project Garmin to report Q2 2026 revenue of $1.93 billion and EPS of $2.27, with the current stock price of $243.03 trading below the average analyst price target of $269.40.
The primary focus for investors this quarter is the Fitness segment's performance, specifically the sustained demand for advanced wearables and recent product launches like the Forerunner series.
Following a strong Q1 performance that included a 14% revenue increase, Garmin maintained its full-year EPS guidance at $9.35, signaling confidence in its multi-segment diversification strategy. Market participants are closely monitoring segment margins in the Outdoor and Aviation divisions to gauge the company's ability to maintain growth amid evolving consumer demand.