Garmin just shattered expectations with a record-breaking Q2, raking in $2 billion—up 11% year-over-year—powered by explosive growth in marine and fitness segments, with fitness soaring 25%. New products like VHF radios and Forerunner watches are driving demand, while profit margins expanded thanks to tariff refunds and smarter product mix. Operating income jumped 30%, and EPS hit $2.81, beating forecasts. The company’s now projecting $8.05 billion in full-year revenue and $10 EPS, fueled by its dominant position in the booming connected fitness and wearable tech space. CEO says fitness will be the growth engine through 2026—but remember, momentum doesn’t mean it’s time to jump in blindly; other companies are also lighting up analyst radars for long-term upside.
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