Garmin Cirqa And Forerunner Under Spotlight At Garmin Earnings Call

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    "url": "https://www.forbes.com/sites/andrewwilliams/2026/07/30/garmin-cirqa-and-forerunner-under-spotlight-at-garmin-earnings-call/",
    "title": "Garmin Cirqa And Forerunner Under Spotlight At Garmin Earnings Call",
    "author": "Andrew Williams, Contributor",
    "excerpt": "By Andrew Williams , Contributor. Garmin has posted its latest round of financial results, which were strong enough to see the company’s stock price hit new highs of $294 a share. As well as suggesting a strong reception for Garmin Forerunner models, the company’s CEO talked about the Garmin Cirqa’s recent release during an analyst Q+A session. Garmin’s Q2 2026 figures were broken down in a recent earnings call, including a 25 per cent year-on-year increase in net sales revenue for its fitness division. Aviation and Marine segments also saw healthy eight per cent and 14 per cent increases for the quarter, year-on-year, leaving Garmin’s Outdoor and adventuring section as the only one with a slight quarterly contraction of 2 per cent year-on-year. Garmin’s key releases in this quarter include the Forerunner 70 and 170, entry-level fitness enthusiast watches that are among the company’s most easy-to-recommend to the ordinary shopper. The Garmin Forerunner 70 costs $249.99, and provides high-end statistics like training load, plus much newer software than the otherwise well-regarded Forerunner 165 from 2024. What these results won’t include is early sales insights on the screen-free Garmin Cirqa. However, during an analyst Q+A session following Garmin’s initial presentation, the launch of the new wearable was referenced by Garmin CEO Cliff Pemble. “The actual result, once we...",
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