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Trimble raises full-year guidance and targets 30% EBITDA margin in 2026
The company also approved a new $1 billion share repurchase authorization and said it expects 2026 free cash flow guidance at 0.9x non-GAAP net income.
Trimble Inc. updated investors on its Q2 performance, saying results were driven by organic execution across its Trimble-led ecosystem, including strength in the AECO and Field Systems segments, according to a Yahoo Finance earnings call summary.
Management linked Field Systems outperformance to broad strength across global end markets, including data centers, utilities, and energy infrastructure, while AECO momentum was supported by record ARR and the integration of AI-native acquisitions such as Document Crunch.
Trimble raised full-year guidance on strong first-half momentum and confidence in second-half execution, and it now expects to reach its 30% EBITDA margin target in 2026, one year earlier than the original 2027 Investor Day goal. The company also described a shift in AI monetization toward tiered subscription bundles and hybrid license and consumption-based models.
On capital allocation, Trimble prioritized organic investment and a new $1 billion share repurchase authorization, citing a robust balance sheet and low leverage. The summary also noted that management is conducting a strategic review of its Transportation and Logistics business after unsolicited third-party interest, and it adjusted free cash flow guidance to 0.9x non-GAAP net income due to incremental restructuring.