Logitech LOGI Q1 2027: 40% EPS Beat Overshadowed by $200M Supply Risk

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LOGI Logitech International
Q1 2027
EPS
$1.85
est $1.32 +40.2%
Revenue
$1.23B
est $1.20B +1.9%

Logitech obliterated earnings with a 40% EPS beat, but a semiconductor supplier meltdown starting in late June threatens up to $200 million in Q3 sales, sending the stock down 4.6% after hours despite the blowout beat. Gaming and Pointing Devices drove double-digit growth, yet the supply chain hit will test whether the company's momentum can survive the disruption.

LOGI share price -4.48% since close
$112$108$103 Q1 2027 filed
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Logitech reported Q1 2027 earnings per share of $1.85, clearing the consensus estimate of roughly $1.32 by about 40% — one of the company's largest beats in recent memory. Revenue came in at $1.227 billion, topping estimates of $1.204 billion by just under 2%. Gaming and Pointing Devices were standout contributors, both delivering double-digit growth and underpinning what looked, on paper, like a strong start to the fiscal year.

The optimism was short-lived. A semiconductor supplier disruption that began in late June is now threatening up to $200 million in Q3 sales, a risk significant enough to send shares down 4.6% in after-hours trading despite the blowout headline numbers. The market's reaction reflects a straightforward concern: a problem that surfaces in the supply chain this early in the fiscal year can compound quickly, and investors are weighing whether the Q1 momentum can carry through a quarter that may be materially impaired.

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Looking at Logitech's recent earnings history, the company has beaten EPS estimates in each of the past eight quarters, with reported figures consistently running above consensus. That track record gives management some credibility heading into the disruption, but the scale of the potential Q3 revenue hit — against a quarterly revenue base that just came in at $1.227 billion — means the supplier situation will be the dominant story until there is clearer resolution.

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