Dell Smashes Q1 Estimates With 88% Revenue Surge to $43.8B
Dell posts its fastest revenue growth since returning to public markets, sending shares up 15%+ after hours.
Dell just dropped a monster quarter. The company pulled in $43.84 billion in Q1 revenue — an 88% year-over-year jump that obliterated Wall Street's $35.43 billion estimate by a wide margin.
It's Dell's fastest revenue growth in any quarter since the company went public again more than seven years ago. Both sales and profit came in above analyst expectations.
The company isn't slowing down either. Dell's FY 2027 revenue forecast also topped estimates, signaling sustained momentum ahead.
Investors responded immediately. DELL shares surged more than 15% in after-hours trading on the back of the blowout results.
The numbers paint a clear picture: Dell is riding a massive demand wave, likely fueled by enterprise infrastructure spending. An $8.4 billion beat against consensus isn't a rounding error — it's a statement.