Zebra Technologies Corporation

- There is no mention of any current or planned new fundraising through debt or equity in the transcript. - As of Q1, the company had a modest debt leverage ratio of 2.1 and $1.1 billion of credit capacity. - The company is generating strong free cash flow (at least $900 million expected for the year) and is actively repurchasing shares ($500 million year-to-date). - Capital allocation priorities focus on investments in the business and returning capital to shareholders, not raising new capital. - No references were made to any plans for issuing new debt or equity during the call or in the provided text.

- Zebra has been active in strategic investments, including venture investments in companies like Apera AI and CoreVision, focused on machine vision and physical AI to stay close to new innovation. - These venture investments are relatively small but important for keeping pulse on emerging technologies in AI and factory automation. - The company is also building a broad independent software vendor (ISV) network for AI and mobile compute, working with large and small software vendors as part of its ecosystem. - Capital allocation includes prioritizing investments that elevate the portfolio of solutions while maintaining a capital-light business model. - Share repurchases remain a key part of capital allocation, with $500 million repurchased year-to-date and flexibility to allocate additional free cash flow to buybacks. - Zebra continues investing in software development velocity, new AI tools, and go-to-market model enhancements to improve market coverage and efficiency. - No specific large future capex detailed, focus appears on strategic partnerships, small venture stakes, and product innovation.

- Full-year sales growth expected between 10% and 14%, reflecting a 1-point increase at the midpoint from prior outlook. - Organic sales growth around 4.3% in Q1 with momentum across segments; Connected Frontline grew 20.6% (3.8% organic), Asset Visibility and Automation grew 4.8%. - Broad-based demand across regions, segments, and vertical markets supports confidence in achieving the upper end of the sales outlook. - Manufacturing and machine vision show strength; machine vision grew strong double digits in Q1. - Large pipeline of opportunities and strong backlog support sales growth guidance range of 14% to 17% for Q2. - Constraints from memory supply impact volume assumptions in back half but balanced by pricing benefits; full mitigation of memory cost headwinds expected. - Growth in RFID, machine vision, and Elo portfolio expected to continue, supporting mid-single-digit growth in Elo business in 2026. - Long runway for growth supported by automation, digitization, and AI trends across a $35 billion served market.

- Full-year sales growth is expected between 10% and 14%, with a 1-point increase at the midpoint from prior outlook. - Organic sales growth expected at around 5% (midpoint) driven by broad-based demand across verticals including manufacturing and machine vision. - Adjusted EBITDA margin for the full year is projected at approximately 22%. - Non-GAAP diluted EPS guidance for full year is between $18.30 and $18.70, reflecting an 18% increase year-over-year already seen in Q1 EPS of $4.75. - Q2 EBITDA margin expected to be slightly above 21%, with Q2 EPS estimated between $4.20 and $4.50. - Full mitigation of memory cost headwinds (2-point margin impact) expected via targeted price increases and productivity actions. - Strong free cash flow expected, at least $900 million for the year, supporting capital allocation including share repurchases. - Continued momentum and pipeline strength support confidence in delivering profitable growth and maintaining margin leverage.

- Entered the quarter with a strong backlog and pipeline supporting sales growth guidance of 14% to 17% (includes ~10.5 points from acquisitions and FX). (Page 4) - Project funnel remains strong with a great pipeline of opportunities through the balance of the year and into 2027, especially as large transportation and logistics refreshes begin. (Page 10) - No change in overall pipeline quality or quantity relative to recently announced transactions; large deals and run rate contributions align with full-year growth guidance. (Page 10) - Momentum has continued into Q2, supported by broad-based demand and strong pipeline visibility. (Page 6, 12) - The company sees broad-based growth across regions and verticals, enhancing confidence in the full-year outlook at the higher end of guidance. (Page 12)