Aeva Technologies (NASDAQ: AEVA) stock exploded higher after barely edging out earnings forecasts in its Q2 report last night.
Analysts had expected Aeva, which builds technology to help autonomous cars operate, to lose $0.43 per share on sales of $6 million. Aeva did lose money, but only $0.41 per share, and its sales beat estimates at $6.1 million.
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The above numbers are only "pro forma" and "non-GAAP," of course. Losses calculated under generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) looked significantly worse, with Aeva losing $1.23 per share. Still, that was an improvement over the $3.49 per share loss reported in Q2 2025.
Revenue at the start-up company grew 11% year over year.
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Analysts had expected Aeva, which builds technology to help autonomous cars operate, to lose $0.43 per share on sales of $6 million. Aeva did lose money, but only $0.41 per share, and its sales beat estimates at $6.1 million.
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The above numbers are only "pro forma" and "non-GAAP," of course. Losses calculated under generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) looked significantly worse, with Aeva losing $1.23 per share. Still, that was an improvement over the $3.49 per share loss reported in Q2 2025.
Revenue at the start-up company grew 11% year over year.
#signal #gaap #only
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