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US Corporate Results: Growth Leaders and Laggards

This season's median revenue growth paints a starkly divergent picture. Independent Power utilities (+189.5%) and large-cap SEC filers (+23.1%) lead, while oil & gas E&P in the US/Canada (-2.4%) and US utilities (+1.7%) lag. Technology (+18.6%) and Industrials (+16.3%) show robust expansion, but Health Care (+5.8%) and Consumer Staples (+7.4%) remain subdued.

Revenue growth by industry (median YoY)

United States — natural gas & NGL exploration & production855Utilities — Independent Power190United States — large cap (SEC filings)23Technology19Industrials16Consumer discretionary16Communication services13United States — oil & gas exploration & production10Health care5.8Consumer Cyclical4.2Utilities1.7United States / Canada — oil & gas exploration & production-2.40−855855
median revenue YoY, %

Standout Performers and Decelerators

Bloom Energy (large-cap) surged with revenue +130.4% and net profit +414.7% year over year, while Super Micro Computer (large-cap) posted +122.7% revenue growth and +344.4% net profit. Among decelerators, Robinhood Markets slowed from prior revenue growth of +58.2% to +15.1%, and Uber Technologies decelerated from +18.0% to +14.5%. Conversely, Caterpillar (Industrials) accelerated from -3.4% to +22.2% revenue growth, and GE Vernova (Industrials) jumped from +5.1% to +16.3%.

Dividend and Long-Term Growth Highlights

Dividend leaders include AT&T (yield not given, but stable) and Verizon (yield not given, but consistent). For long-term growth, NVIDIA stands out with a 3-year revenue CAGR of +100.0%, and Palantir Technologies follows with +32.9%. These names underscore the power of secular trends in AI and data analytics.

Overall, the season reveals a clear bifurcation: tech and industrials accelerate on AI and infrastructure spending, while energy and consumer staples face headwinds. Investors should watch for sustained momentum in high-growth names and potential reversals in decelerating sectors.

Players: growth & yield (no absolute levels)

CompanyIndustryRevenue YoYEBITDA YoYNet profit YoY
Walmart Inc. (FY)Consumer staples+4.7%+12.6%
AMAZON COM INC (Q1)Consumer discretionary+16.6%+31.0%+76.7%
HOME DEPOT, INC. (FY)Consumer discretionary
UNITEDHEALTH GROUP INC (Q1)Health care+2.0%-1.6%-0.2%
Apple Inc. (Q2)Technology
Alphabet Inc. (Q1)Communication services+21.8%+31.6%+81.2%
MICROSOFT CORP (Q3)Technology+18.3%+23.4%+23.1%
NVIDIA CORP (Q1)Technology
COSTCO WHOLESALE CORP /NEW (Q2)Consumer staples
TJX COMPANIES INC /DE/ (FY)Consumer discretionary
Meta Platforms, Inc. (Q1)Communication services+33.1%+34.6%+60.9%
Dell Technologies Inc. (Q1)United States — large cap (SEC filings)
MICRON TECHNOLOGY INC (Q3)Technology
VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS INC (Q1)Communication services+2.9%+4.6%+3.4%