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Array Digital Infrastructure (AD) earnings and revenue breakdown

Latest: Q3 2026 · 10-Q filed Nov 6, 2026 · Array Digital Infrastructure (AD) Q3 2026 earnings results →

Q3 2026 Revenue up 14% year over year to $53.9M · 128¢ of every $1 of revenue kept as net profit · operating margin -4.3%

Array Digital Infrastructure made $53.9M in Q3 2026 (+14% Y/Y): Equipment sales $52.5M, Services $1.4M. Operating margin -4.3%, net earnings $69.2M. See where every dollar goes — costs, profit and cash — as a Sankey from the 10-Q filed Nov 6, 2026.

Revenue$53.9M
Year over year+14%
Operating margin-4.3%
Net earnings$69.2M
Operating cash flow−$176M

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What changed this quarter

Revenue was $53.9M in Q3 2026, up 14% year over year and roughly flat from the previous quarter. Equipment sales was the largest line at 97% of revenue. Equipment sales added $6.6M year over year (up 14%), 98% of the total change.

Operating costs exceeded revenue by $2.3M, an operating margin of -4.3%. Total costs fell 44% while revenue rose 14%. The fastest-growing cost line was Cost of revenue (+11%). Net earnings were $68.8M. The effective tax rate was -77.1%. Non-operating items added $41.4M, 106% of pre-tax earnings, so the bottom line overstates operating performance.

Operating cash flow was −$175.6M. Non-cash charges added back $13.4M of depreciation and amortization and $339K of share-based compensation. Working capital and other items used $258.5M. Capital expenditures of $1.4M exceeded it, leaving free cash flow of −$177.0M.

Quarterly history

Array Digital Infrastructure revenue by quarterArray Digital Infrastructure revenue by quarter$891MQ1 2025$916MQ2 2025$47.1MQ3 2025$60.3MQ4 2025$52.0MQ1 2026$54.1MQ2 2026$53.9MQ3 2026
Array Digital Infrastructure net earnings by quarterArray Digital Infrastructure net earnings by quarter$18.2MQ1 2025$31.5MQ2 2025−$20.6MQ3 2025$37.5MQ4 2025$178MQ1 2026$359MQ2 2026$69.2MQ3 2026
QuarterFormFiledRevenueY/YOp. marginNet earningsOp. cash flow
Q3 202610-QNov 6, 2026$53.9M+14%-4.3%$69.2M−$176M
Q2 202610-QAug 7, 2026$54.1M+90%738.4%$359M−$42.8M
Q1 202610-QMay 8, 2026$52.0M+93%309.1%$178M$23.8M
Q4 202510-KFeb 20, 2026$60.3M+131%14.3%$37.5M−$202M
Q3 202510-QNov 7, 2025$47.1M+83%-113.1%−$20.6M−$81.7M
Q2 202510-QAug 11, 2025$916M-1%3.8%$31.5M$325M
Q1 202510-QMay 2, 2025$891M-6%4.6%$18.2M$159M

Charts

Array Digital Infrastructure: revenue growth, year over year and quarter over quarterArray Digital Infrastructure: revenue growth, year over year and quarter over quarterY/YQ/Q-6%Q1 2025-1%+3%Q2 2025+83%-95%Q3 2025+131%+28%Q4 2025+93%-14%Q1 2026+90%+4%Q2 2026+14%0%Q3 2026
Latest (Q3 2026): Y/Y +14%, Q/Q 0%.
Array Digital Infrastructure: where the cash came from (+) and went (−), TTM to Q3 2026Array Digital Infrastructure: where the cash came from (+) and went (−), TTM to Q3 2026Other financing−$4.0BOther investing$2.2BDividends$2.1BOperating cash flow−$397MCash drawn (+) / kept (−)$92.1MCapital spending−$29.6MPartners−$9.4MTaxes on employees’ shares−$2.7MNet borrowing (+) / repaid (−)−$2.0M
From the cash-flow statement as filed (SEC XBRL). Cash is fungible: the bars do not say which dollar paid for what.
Array Digital Infrastructure: profit against cash, quarter by quarterArray Digital Infrastructure: profit against cash, quarter by quarterNet incomeOperating cash flow$5.0M$121MQ4 2024$19.7M$159MQ1 2025$32.2M$325MQ2 2025−$20.6M−$81.7MQ3 2025$37.9M−$202MQ4 2025$178M$23.8MQ1 2026$363M−$42.8MQ2 2026$69.2M−$176MQ3 2026
Latest (Q3 2026): Net income $69.2M, Operating cash flow −$176M.
Array Digital Infrastructure: diluted shares by fiscal yearArray Digital Infrastructure: diluted shares by fiscal year87MFY202087MFY202186MFY202287MFY202386MFY202487MFY2025
+0.3% since FY2020: more shares outstanding (issuance, stock pay).
Array Digital Infrastructure: long-term debt falling due (FY2025)Array Digital Infrastructure: long-term debt falling due (FY2025)$4.1M2026$8.1M2027$8.1M2028$12.2M2029$292M2030
Cash $113M, short-term investments —, long-term debt — at 2025-12-31.
Array Digital Infrastructure in its industry: growth against margin (5 companies, SIC 4812)Array Digital Infrastructure in its industry: growth against margin (5 companies, SIC 4812)revenue growth, year over year →↑ operating marginmedian +7%median 6%TMUSSPOKCLRISIDUAD (+14%, -4%)
Radiotelephone Communications; dot size is quarterly revenue; dashed lines are the industry's medians.

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About Array Digital Infrastructure

On August 1, 2025, United States Cellular Corporation changed its name to Array Digital Infrastructure, Inc. (Array). Array is used throughout this report even when referring to historical periods. On August 12, 2025, the Array Common Shares ticker symbol on the New York Stock Exchange changed to "AD". Array connects America through digital infrastructure by leasing tower space to tenants and providing ancillary services. As of December 31, 2025 , Array owns 4,450 towers in 19 states. Array also holds noncontrolling interests in primarily wireless operating companies and holds certain wireless spectrum licenses. As of December 31, 2025, Array is an 82.0%-owned subsidiary of Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. (TDS).

In its own words, from its 10-K, filed Feb 20, 2026.

Array Digital Infrastructure against its Radiotelephone Communications peers

The largest companies of the same SEC industry, each at its latest quarter. Revenue growth: +14% against the peers' median +7%. Operating margin: -4.3% against the peers' median 6.1%.

CompanyQuarterRevenueY/YOp. margin
AD Array Digital InfrastructureQ3 2026$53.9M+14%-4.3%
TMUS T-Mobile USQ3 2026$23.6B+7%24.0%
SPOK Spok HoldingsQ3 2026$33.0M-3%17.1%
CLRI CleartronicQ3 FY26$1.2M+14%6.1%
SIDU Sidus SpaceQ2 2026$583K-54%-976.2%

Source: Array Digital Infrastructure 10-Q on SEC EDGAR · CIK 821130 · Radiotelephone Communications

13F: who owns AD and who is buying

Largest holders of AD (13F)Largest holders of AD (13F)Dimensional Fund Advisors LP$82.3MVanguard Group$76.6MHawk Ridge Capital Management LP$65.9MJericho Capital Asset Management …$65.8MMadison Avenue Partners, LP$40.2MGamco Investors, Inc. et Al$29.9MAmerican Century Companies$27.8MBank of America$26.9MLoomis Sayles & Co L P$25.7MOaktree Capital Management LP$25.3M
Funds' net buying of AD by quarter (13F)Funds' net buying of AD by quarter (13F)−$24.7M2024-09−$33.9M2024-12$13.8M2025-03$59.6M2025-06$107M2025-09$44.7M2025-12$72.8M2026-03−$49.6M2026-06
Value of shares 13F filers added minus the value they sold, each quarter (quarters with most filings in).

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