HP Inc.
I · AI Analysis
The brief
HP sells personal computers (desktops, laptops, workstations) and printing hardware and supplies to consumers, businesses, and governments worldwide [Yahoo Finance]. The company also operates a smaller Corporate Investments segment focused on 3D printing, business incubation, and emerging technologies [Yahoo Finance].
HP Inc. is an $27.1 billion technology company selling personal computers, printers, and 3D printing solutions globally [Yahoo Finance]. Recent earnings beat expectations, but Morgan Stanley issued a bearish call despite the beat [TheStreet], and one senior executive sold $1.8 million of stock over four transactions in the past 90 days [SEC Form 4]. Revenue grew 12.5% year-over-year through 31 July 2026, though one analysis noted PC unit shipments fell even as revenue rose, suggesting the growth came from pricing or product mix shifts rather than volume [Insider Monkey].
HP is financially healthy with growing revenue and solid free cash flow, though operating profit runs well below net income due to non-operating gains.
Sentinellis health
Financially healthy
7.4/10
7+ strong · 4–7 moderate · under 4 weak
Profitability
Returns on capital
Growth & momentum
Balance sheet
Cash generation
Value creation
Sentinellis calculation from the published statements — not a score reported by any data source. Each category is scored on the checks that had data; missing inputs are excluded rather than counted as failures.
Market capitalisation
$27.1B
Revenue (TTM)
$59.2B
II · Recent news
What moved
6 stories · ranked by relevance
- company2026-08-31
Earnings Estimates Moving Higher for HP (HPQ): Time to Buy?
Zacks
- company2026-08-31
HP (HPQ) Q3 2026 Earnings Call Transcript
Motley Fool
- company2026-08-31
Deciphering HP (HPQ) International Revenue Trends
Zacks
- company2026-08-28
Why HP Stock Topped the Market Today
Motley Fool
- company2026-08-31
Morgan Stanley rattles investors with bombshell HP stock verdict
TheStreet
- company2026-08-29
HP (HPQ) Grew Personal Systems Revenue 18% as Unit Shipments Fell. How Much Growth Came From Pricing and Mix?
Insider Monkey
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HP grew Personal Systems revenue 18% while unit shipments declined, meaning growth came from pricing or product mix rather than volume—a strategy that may not be sustainable if competitors respond or demand weakens [Insider Monkey].
Risks
5
Opportunities
5
Red flags
1
Leadership
10
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