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The earnings call highlights strong growth in key segments like NRS and Fintech, with optimistic guidance for future expansion. The company is on track for increased share buybacks and dividends, enhancing shareholder value. While there are some concerns about SG&A expenses and a lack of clarity on MarketSpark, the overall sentiment is positive due to strong financial performance and strategic growth initiatives.
NRS recurring revenue Grew year-over-year, driven by large increases in Merchant Services and SaaS fee revenues. Broader market softening in CPM rates in certain advertising segments offset gains.
BOSS Money digital channel transactions Increased 17% year-over-year. Growth driven by customer migration from lower-margin retail channel to higher-margin digital channel due to new federal remittance tax.
net2phone adjusted EBITDA Increased 37% year-over-year to $3.9 million. Growth attributed to strengthening gross margins, operating leverage, and favorable foreign exchange rates.
Traditional Communications adjusted EBITDA Contributed $19 million in Q2, a decrease from the year-ago quarter but stable compared to the prior two quarters. Revenue declined by double digits, but gross profit remained steady due to improved unit economics in international prepaid calling plans.
Fintech segment gross profit Increased by $0.15 million in Q2. Growth driven by higher-margin digital channel transactions, cost advantages from scaling, better terms with payout agents, and AI integration in back-office operations. Adjusted EBITDA increased 44% year-over-year.
Shareholder returns $15 million allocated to stock repurchases in the first 6 months of fiscal '26, on track to exceed prior years' rates. Dividend increased by 17% to $0.28 per year, marking the second consecutive year of increases.
AI Offerings: Positive customer reviews and increased spend. A new offering, agentic AI, is being readied, integrated with unified communications targeting small and medium businesses.
Digital Channel Growth: BOSS Money's digital channel transactions increased 17% year-over-year, driven by a shift from retail to digital channels due to a new federal remittance tax.
Merchant Services and SaaS Growth: NRS recurring revenue grew year-over-year, driven by increases in Merchant Services and SaaS fee revenues. Progress made on delivery partnerships and offerings for retailer verticals.
Cost Efficiencies in Money Transfer: Achieved cost advantages by negotiating better terms with payout agents and integrating AI into back-office operations.
Shareholder Returns: Increased annual dividend by 17% to $0.28 per year and repurchased $15 million in stock in the first 6 months of fiscal 2026.
Guidance Revision: Raised consolidated adjusted EBITDA guidance for fiscal 2026 to $147 million-$149 million, reflecting a $5 million increase from initial guidance.
Advertising & Data: Decreases in CPM rates pressured revenues, leading to lower-than-expected results.
Federal Remittance Tax: The new tax has impacted the remittance industry, particularly transactions originated at retailer agents, though it has accelerated a shift to higher-margin digital channels.
Traditional Communications: Revenue is declining by double digits, though gross profit has remained steady. The decline in revenue is expected to continue.
Advertising Market Softening: Broader market softening in CPM rates in certain advertising segments has offset gains in Merchant Services and SaaS fee revenue.
Consolidated Adjusted EBITDA Guidance: IDT raised its consolidated adjusted EBITDA guidance for fiscal '26 from the $141 million to $145 million range to $147 million to $149 million, reflecting a $5 million increase at the midpoint and a 12% increase compared to fiscal 2025 actuals.
net2phone Adjusted EBITDA Growth: The adjusted EBITDA for net2phone increased by 37% year-over-year to $3.9 million in the second quarter. For the remainder of the fiscal year, the growth rate is expected to moderate due to increased investment in growth initiatives.
BOSS Money Digital Channel Growth: Higher margin digital channel transactions increased by 17% year-over-year, driven by federal immigration policies and a new federal tax on remittances. This trend is expected to continue, benefiting IDT's margins.
Traditional Communications Segment Outlook: Revenue is expected to decline by double digits, but gross profit is anticipated to remain steady. Adjusted EBITDA for this segment declined by just 3.5% in the first 6 months of the year, a lower rate of decline than originally expected.
NRS Growth Expectations: Merchant Services and SaaS fee revenue outperformed expectations, but broader market softening in CPM rates offset gains. Adjusted EBITDA is on track to achieve the forecast range of 20% to 25% growth for fiscal '26.
Annual Dividend Increase: The Board has increased the annual dividend by 17% to $0.28 per year.
Consecutive Dividend Increases: This marks the second consecutive year of dividend increases.
Future Dividend Outlook: The company hopes and expects to continue increasing the dividend in the years ahead.
Share Buyback Program: $15 million of stock repurchases were made in the first 6 months of fiscal 2026, putting the company on track to exceed the rate of share buybacks compared to preceding years.
Historical Share Buybacks: $18 million was allocated to share repurchases in fiscal 2025 and $11 million in fiscal 2024.
The earnings call highlights strong growth in key segments like NRS and Fintech, with optimistic guidance for future expansion. The company is on track for increased share buybacks and dividends, enhancing shareholder value. While there are some concerns about SG&A expenses and a lack of clarity on MarketSpark, the overall sentiment is positive due to strong financial performance and strategic growth initiatives.
Despite some negative aspects like declining advertising revenue and slowing BOSS Money growth, the earnings call highlights strong financial performance, record high revenues, and optimistic guidance with significant growth in key segments. The investment in AI and strategic initiatives, along with shareholder returns through dividends and buybacks, further support a positive outlook. The Q&A revealed cautious but strategic expansion plans, adding to the positive sentiment. Overall, these factors outweigh the negatives, suggesting a positive stock price movement in the short term.
The earnings call highlights strong financial performance, with record EBITDA and revenue growth in high-margin segments. The company's strategic focus on AI and digital transactions, along with optimistic guidance for fiscal 2025, suggests a positive outlook. Despite some vagueness in management's Q&A responses, the overall sentiment is positive due to strong financial metrics and growth initiatives. The absence of a market cap prevents a precise prediction, but the positive financials and strategic initiatives indicate a likely positive stock price movement in the short term.
The earnings call summary highlights strong financial performance with significant increases in income, EBITDA, and EPS, alongside strategic initiatives like AI development and market expansion. The Q&A section revealed some uncertainties and vague responses from management, particularly regarding the BOSS Money beta program and ads business. However, the overall positive financial metrics, dividend increases, and strategic growth plans outweigh these concerns, indicating a positive sentiment. Given the lack of market cap information, the prediction remains positive, expecting a 2% to 8% increase in stock price.
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