SAP reports strong cloud growth despite lowered outlook

Europe's largest software maker SAP saw robust growth in its cloud business in the second quarter. The Current Cloud Backlog rose 27 percent to 22.92 billion euros. However, the company lowered its annual forecast for operating profit due to two acquisitions.

SAP released the figures late Thursday evening after the US market close. Cloud revenue increased 22 percent to 6.28 billion euros. Total revenue rose nine percent to 9.88 billion euros.

Chief executive Christian Klein attributed the result to initiatives around artificial intelligence. He said: «This result is supported by our strategy for the autonomous enterprise.»

Due to the acquisitions of Dremio and Prior Labs in July, management now expects growth in adjusted operating profit of only 13 to 17 percent. Net profit came in at 2.21 billion euros.

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Adobe reports record Q2 revenue and raises full-year guidance

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Adobe posted strong second-quarter results for fiscal 2026, with revenue reaching a record $6.62 billion. The company beat estimates and increased its full-year revenue outlook amid accelerating AI-driven growth.

Microsoft posted better than expected third quarter results driven by sustained demand for its cloud and artificial intelligence offerings.

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Alphabet reported second-quarter results that exceeded analyst expectations, with revenue rising 24 percent year over year and operating income up 30 percent. Cloud revenue grew roughly 80 percent while search revenue increased 17 percent. Heavy capital spending pushed free cash flow to negative $5 billion.

Tata Consultancy Services posted flat dollar revenue for the June quarter along with margin contraction. AI revenue grew but stayed a small share of total earnings. The company also paid out large dividends.

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Amazon reported first-quarter revenue of $181.5 billion, surpassing Wall Street expectations with a 17% year-over-year increase. CEO Andy Jassy highlighted the success of Project Hail Mary, which has earned nearly $615 million at the box office to date. Amazon Web Services revenue reached $37.6 billion, up 28%.

Comfort Systems USA posted 56.5 percent year-over-year revenue growth for the first quarter of 2026. The increase came from strength in both its electrical and mechanical segments. A record backlog and demand tied to AI infrastructure support further growth expectations.

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Several Johannesburg Stock Exchange listed firms have posted encouraging results ahead of the reporting season. Tech companies Altron, Datatec and Lesaka, hotel group Southern Sun and brewer AB InBev all delivered positive trading updates for periods ending in February or March 2026.

 

 

 

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