Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd (CRDO) Earnings Review
Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd earnings review — the reported quarter's EPS and revenue against the Street's estimates, the forward outlook, margins, cash flow, and valuation reset as of September 1, 2026.
By TGMCharts Research · Data as of · Updated
Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd posted EPS of $1.20 versus the $1.17 consensus (a 2.69% surprise) on revenue of $479.0M; whether it changed the thesis depends on the forward setup, not the headline.
The review ties the print to the durable trend: the TTM revenue change is 165.11%, operating margin is 31.74%, and the market pays 73.53x trailing earnings; next-quarter consensus is $1.25 EPS.
- Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd posted EPS of $1.20 versus the $1.17 consensus — a surprise of 2.69%.
- Revenue was $479.0M against a $473.3M estimate — a revenue surprise of 1.21%.
- Trailing-twelve-month revenue change is 165.11% and EPS change is 307.12%.
- Operating margin is 31.74% and net margin is 33.83%.
- Next quarter consensus is $1.25 EPS on $525.3M revenue, with the next report due December 7, 2026.
Quarterly Setup
The reported quarter against the Street's estimates, plus the latest TTM trend behind it.
The Read
Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd has reported, and this is the earnings review: what the quarter delivered against the Street's expectations, and what it means for the underlying business. Actual EPS landed at $1.20 against the $1.17 consensus — a surprise of 2.69% — on revenue of $479.0M versus a $473.3M estimate.
An earnings print only matters if it connects to the durable trend. The trailing-twelve-month revenue change is 165.11% while the TTM EPS change is 307.12%, so the rest of this review tests whether the quarter reinforced that direction across cash flow, margins, and the forward setup rather than simply clearing a bar.
Current compounder snapshot · CRDO
Live supporting context; not part of the article's frozen 2026-09-01 evidence snapshot.
No 10Y consistency score yet for revenue — the window needs more comparable quarters.
Valuation vs own 10Y history: P/S 25.2x · 10Y median 23.5x · 58th percentile · as of Sep 1, 2026
Annualized revenue (TTM) · by quarter, last 22
Quarterly YoY revenue growth vs the 20% line
P/S multiple vs its 10Y median
The Quarter Reported
Start with the scorecard. Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd posted EPS of $1.20 against the $1.17 analysts modeled, an EPS surprise of 2.69%, while revenue of $479.0M compared with the $473.3M consensus for a revenue surprise of 1.21%.
The two surprises together say more than either alone, because a revenue-led result is more durable than one carried by a tax item or a share-count effect on EPS. This section treats the print as a data point about execution against expectations; whether it changed the thesis is decided by the trend lines and the forward outlook below.
Earnings scorecard: reported vs expected
The quarter's actual EPS and revenue against the Street's consensus, with the forward-quarter setup.
CRDO TTM revenue Chart
TTM revenue keeps the quarterly review focused on the most recent four-quarter business base.
Latest revenue TTM growth: 165.11%.
Revenue TTM growth of 165.11% is the first quarterly-review checkpoint. It shows whether the latest reported periods are still adding to the business base.
Revenue And Earnings Direction
The TTM revenue change of 165.11% is most useful beside the net income change of 330.22%. When sales and earnings move apart, the review shifts from a growth story to a margin story. The EPS change of 307.12% then shows what the latest reporting cycle actually delivered per share after buybacks and mix.
CRDO TTM net income Chart
Net income TTM history checks whether revenue momentum is reaching the bottom line.
Latest net income TTM growth: 330.22%.
Net income TTM growth of 330.22% is the earnings-conversion check. If it diverges from revenue growth, the review should focus on margins rather than only sales.
CRDO EPS Chart
EPS connects reported earnings momentum to the per-share outcome.
Latest EPS TTM growth: 307.12%.
EPS TTM growth of 307.12% shows what the recent reporting cycle delivered per share. It is most useful beside revenue and margin data, not as a standalone verdict.
Cash Flow Conversion
Cash conversion is the honesty check on the earnings line. The free-cash-flow change of 1302.37% either confirms the EPS result or challenges it, and an earnings review is incomplete when it reports a beat or miss without asking whether cash generation moved the same way.
CRDO TTM free cash flow Chart
Free cash flow TTM is the cash-conversion counterpoint to earnings momentum.
Latest FCF TTM growth: 1302.37%.
Free-cash-flow TTM growth of 1302.37% can confirm or challenge the earnings story. A quarterly review is incomplete if cash conversion is moving differently from EPS.
Margin Quality
Margin quality decides whether the revenue base is becoming more profitable. Operating margin is 31.74%, gross margin is 67.07%, and net margin is 33.83%. The margin chart belongs here because this is the section that explains why earnings can diverge from sales after a print.
CRDO operating margin
Operating margin shows whether the latest revenue base is becoming more or less profitable.
Operating margin (TTM): 31.74%. The bars below are individual quarters, so the latest bar can differ from this trailing-twelve-month figure.
Operating margin (TTM) of 31.74% is the quality read across the last four quarters. The review should become more cautious if growth is present but margin quality is fading.
Forward Outlook
The market trades on the next quarter, not the last one. Consensus models $1.25 in EPS and $525.3M in revenue for the coming quarter, with the next report due December 7, 2026. The forward setup is what turns a backward-looking print into a thesis: a result paired with a soft forward bar reads very differently from one paired with a rising one.
Comparing the just-reported quarter against that forward estimate is one way to test whether expectations are catching up to the business or running ahead of it. The TTM revenue change of 165.11% is the reference point; estimate uncertainty and reporting-basis differences remain limitations.
Valuation Reset
Valuation resets with every print. The market is paying 73.53x trailing earnings and the free-cash-flow yield is 1.02%. A quarter matters most when the valuation has not already priced every improvement in advance, so the multiple is the lens that decides how much the surprise should move the view.
CRDO P/E ratio Chart
P/E history keeps the quarterly review connected to what investors are paying for the updated fundamentals.
Latest P/E ratio: 73.53x.
The P/E ratio at 73.53x is the market's price on the quarterly evidence. Improving fundamentals matter more when the multiple does not already assume too much progress.
Bull/Bear Case
The bull case is that revenue, earnings, cash flow, and margins moved together this quarter while the valuation at 73.53x remains explainable against the forward setup. The bear case is a split between reported earnings and cash generation, or a forward bar that asks too much of the next print. The case work sits before the final read so the review does not end as a recap.
Bull and bear case
Quarterly support
- Revenue TTM growth of 165.11% supports the latest operating momentum.
- Net margin of 33.83% keeps the quarterly review connected to earnings quality.
Quarterly pressure
- Free-cash-flow TTM growth of 1302.37% can weaken the read if cash conversion lags earnings.
- The valuation still has to be checked against a P/E ratio of 73.53x.
Final Read
The earnings review is useful only when the print, the trend lines, cash conversion, margin quality, the forward outlook, and the valuation reset tell a coherent story. The source snapshot is dated September 1, 2026. This TGMCharts Research note uses reported fundamentals, linked source pages, and chart exhibits only — a structured read on the reported quarter, not a forecast or personalized investment advice.
FAQ
Did CRDO beat or miss earnings estimates last quarter?
Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd posted EPS of $1.20 against the $1.17 consensus — an EPS surprise of 2.69% — on revenue of $479.0M versus the $473.3M estimate, a revenue surprise of 1.21%.
What is the forward outlook for CRDO after the print?
Consensus models $1.25 in EPS on $525.3M in revenue for the coming quarter, with the next report due December 7, 2026. The TTM revenue change of 165.11% is the reference for judging whether that bar is conservative or demanding.
What would make this CRDO earnings review stale?
If the next data update materially changes the reported-quarter figures, forward estimates, margins, or valuation inputs, this note is corrected or withdrawn rather than left stale. Figures are as of September 1, 2026.
What would change our mind
- The next report due December 7, 2026 versus the $1.25 EPS consensus.
- Free-cash-flow TTM change versus the EPS TTM change of 307.12%.
- Operating margin or valuation moving away from 31.74% and 73.53x.
The bottom line
Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd earnings-report review from TGMCharts Research: the reported quarter versus consensus, the forward setup, and what it means for the business — every figure checked against the company's reported data.
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Latest filing excerpt
10-Q · filed 2026-09-02 · period 2026-08-01 · SEC EDGAR source
- “The increase in revenue for the three months ended August 1, 2026, compared to the same period in fiscal year 2026, was primarily due to a significant increase in the volume of unit shipment of AEC products which contributed over 90% of the increase in revenue.”
- “We partnered with Oracle to develop our ZeroFlap Optics that helps address the reliability issues known as Link Flap which plague commodity options in AI data centers enabling faster AI cluster turn on and time to first revenue.”
- “The demands for increased bandwidth, better reliability and improved power efficiency have grown as AI model sizes have increased from billions to trillions of parameters and the workload has expanded from training to inference.”
- “We derive the substantial majority of our revenue from a limited number of customers.”
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