NCR Corporation

NCR Corporation delivered mixed results for the previous quarter, with revenues well below analyst expectations but managed earnings beat. They highlighted a 7% growth in recurring revenue, reinforcing the shift toward a Software-as-a-Service model. Recurring revenue contributed 56% to total segment revenue, marking a substantial increase from the prior year. With constant currency, the company achieved operating leverage, segment-adjusted EBITDA growing by 2% and segment-adjusted EBITDA margin expanding by 90 basis points compared to the previous year. As NCR continues its journey, the company remains optimistic about its market position and ability to deliver long-term value to customers. The company experienced growth in software and services, offsetting the decline in hardware revenue attributed to the post-COVID surge in the prior year. Their accomplishments are demonstrated by a number of third-quarter instances, such as collaborations with Designer Brands, Uncle Julio’s, and Papa Murphy’s. The retail segment saw substantial growth, with over 2,000 lanes transitioning to subscription-based models, while the restaurant segment expanded its platform and payment sites. In the enterprise sector, long-term customer commitments, such as Papa Murphy’s, underscore the value customers see in NCR’s platform. In the Digital Banking segment, NCR demonstrated positive momentum, securing new customer deals and renewals.