CDW Stock Movement Summary CDW's stock experienced a recovery from a post-earnings pullback while outperforming a broader tech selloff. According to the company's Q4 earnings call, CDW reported stronger-than-anticipated results across key IT categories. Management attributed the quarter's momentum to double-digit growth in cloud, software, and professional services, along with robust expansion in small business and education segments. CEO Christine Leahy described it as a "strong finish to a complex year." The stock had previously declined to a 52-week low of $123.05, representing a 27.49% decline over the past year. CDW recently surpassed analyst expectations for Q4 2025 earnings and revenue. Management has been actively engaged in share buybacks during this period.
Read full analysisCDW Stock Movement Summary CDW's stock experienced a recovery from a post-earnings pullback while outperforming a broader tech selloff. According to the company's Q4 earnings call, CDW reported stronger-than-anticipated results across key IT categories. Management attributed the quarter's momentum to double-digit growth in cloud, software, and professional services, along with robust expansion in small business and education segments. CEO Christine Leahy described it as a "strong finish to a complex year." The stock had previously declined to a 52-week low of $123.05, representing a 27.49% decline over the past year. CDW recently surpassed analyst expectations for Q4 2025 earnings and revenue. Management has been actively engaged in share buybacks during this period.
CDW is a major U.S. IT solutions provider that sells hardware, software, and cloud services to businesses, government agencies, and educational institutions. The company recently beat Q4 earnings expectations on strength in cloud, software, and professional services. Today's resilience against a broad tech selloff follows a volatile post-earnings stretch that saw the stock surge nearly 20% before pulling back sharply.