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HOG|EPS $0.22 vs $0.27 est (-18.5%)|Rev $1.17B|Internet Earnings $24.7MHarley-Davidson, Inc. (NYSE:HOG) reported first-quarter outcomes that fell in need of Wall Avenue expectations, with diluted earnings of $0.22 per share lacking the $0.27 consensus by 18.5%. The Milwaukee-based bike producer generated $1.17B in income for the quarter, down 12% from $1.33B within the prior-year interval, whereas internet earnings got here in at $24.7M.
The earnings decline was notably sharp on a year-over-year foundation, with EPS plunging 79% from the $1.07 posted in Q1 2025. The corporate’s flagship HDMC Bikes phase led income era with $836M, although this represented a 3% lower from the prior 12 months. International retail bike gross sales reached 33,507 items for the quarter as the long-lasting American model continues navigating headwinds within the powersports trade.
International vendor stock ranges of latest bikes had been down 22% vs. Q1 2025. The blended outcomes replicate ongoing challenges dealing with conventional bike producers as they work to draw youthful riders whereas sustaining their loyal buyer base.
Wall Avenue analysts stay divided on the inventory, with consensus standing at 4 purchase rankings, 10 maintain rankings, and three promote rankings. An in depth evaluation of Harley-Davidson, Inc.’s quarter follows shortly on AlphaStreet.
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