Fiserv Q2 2026 Results Scheduled for August 6 Open With No Figures Yet Public
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August 6, 2026
Fiserv is set to release second-quarter 2026 earnings before the August 6 market open, but as of pre-open review no Q2 revenue, segment results, free cash flow, or updated guidance figures had appeared in official or SEC records. The most recent available data comes from Q1, when GAAP revenue fell 2% to $5.03 billion, organic revenue declined 4%, and Clover gross payment volume ran at an annualized $324 billion with 9% reported growth. Investors will also be watching for the first public commentary from new CEO Takis Georgakopoulos, appointed June 15, and for any revision to the full-year outlook of 1% to 3% organic growth and $8.00 to $8.30 adjusted EPS.
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Serve Robotics is scheduled to release second-quarter 2026 financial results on August 6, 2026, marking the first complete post-acquisition quarter since Diligent Robotics was purchased for approximately $29 million in stock plus up to $5.3 million in earn-outs and closed January 27. Q1 2026, the first partial post-acquisition period, showed revenue of $2.984 million, a 578% year-over-year increase, alongside a net loss of $49 million and a fleet of roughly 2,000 robots across 44 cities. Full-year 2026 revenue guidance of approximately $26 million remains in place, and Q2 results will be the first to show a complete quarter of combined sidewalk-delivery and hospital-robotics operations.
Taiwan's 42nd Han Kuang exercises, running August 5–14, 2026, expand on prior years by mobilizing two full brigades totaling approximately 5,000 reservists, deploying M1A2T Abrams tanks in combat exercises for the first time, and testing whether weapons production can continue if manufacturing sites are dispersed or supply hubs are attacked. The drills also introduce U.S.-style backbrief command methods and include a first-ever mobile-network degradation test across central and northern Taiwan. Understanding the scope and structure of these exercises matters because they represent measurable changes in how Taiwan is preparing its reserve forces, armored units, and defense industry to operate under wartime conditions.
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