Ingram Micro has projected net sales between $13.55 billion and $13.95 billion [1] for its third quarter of 2025.
These forecasts signal the company's effort to scale its Xvantage platform, a move intended to modernize its global distribution capabilities. The financial targets suggest a push for higher efficiency as the company integrates new digital tools into its operational framework.
Alongside the sales projections, the company provided non-GAAP earnings per share (EPS) guidance ranging from $0.72 to $0.82 [1]. This outlook follows previous performance markers where the company reported Q3 2025 revenue of $12.6 billion [2]. That figure represented a 7.2% [2] year-over-year increase and exceeded previous guidance.
Management previously noted that the company achieved a non-GAAP EPS of $0.72 at the high end during a specific period, despite the impact of a ransomware incident, management said [2]. The current guidance maintains that floor of $0.72 while allowing for potential growth up to $0.82 [1].
The company is focusing heavily on the expansion of Xvantage to drive these numbers. By scaling this platform, Ingram Micro aims to streamline how it interacts with partners, and manages the flow of technology products across its global network. The projected sales range of $13.55 billion to $13.95 billion [1] reflects the anticipated impact of this digital transition.
“Q3 2025 revenue of $12.6B, up 7.2% YoY and above guidance”
The guidance indicates that Ingram Micro is pivoting from traditional distribution toward a platform-centric model via Xvantage. By projecting sales that exceed previous quarterly benchmarks of $12.6 billion, the company is betting that digital transformation will offset historical disruptions—such as the mentioned ransomware incident—and drive scalable revenue growth in the tech logistics sector.
