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HP Enterprise’s sales by business, quarter by quarter, its AI server push, the money it hands back to shareholders, plus results, directors’ share deals and the latest news.

HPE Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company, listed on NYSE Updated 1 hour ago

Sales, May–Jul 2026$12.2bnUp 34% on a year earlier. Q3 FY26 in HP Enterprise’s own calendar
Servers (incl. AI) sales, May–Jul 2026$6.77bnUp 35% on a year earlier. 55% of all sales
Handed back to shareholders, last 12 months$1.29bn$547m in buybacks, $739m in dividends

Sales by business

Servers are HPE’s biggest business and have grown fast with AI. Networking almost doubled after HPE bought Juniper.

May–Jul 2026

  • Servers (incl. AI)+35% on a year ago$6.77bn55%
  • Networking+75% on a year ago$2.89bn24%
  • Storage+10% on a year ago$1.29bn11%
  • Financial services−0.3% on a year ago$883m7%
  • Other−11% on a year ago$380m3%

The last five quarters

Q3 FY25May–Jul 2025Q4 FY25Aug–Oct 2025Q1 FY26Nov 2025–Jan 2026Q2 FY26Feb–Apr 2026Q3 FY26May–Jul 2026
Servers (incl. AI)$5.00bn$4.51bn$4.23bn$5.45bn$6.77bn
Networking$1.65bn$2.72bn$2.71bn$2.69bn$2.89bn
Storage$1.17bn$1.11bn$1.06bn$1.18bn$1.29bn
Financial services$886m$889m$876m$904m$883m
Other$425m$448m$426m$455m$380m

Sources: Q3 FY25, Q4 FY25, Q1 FY26, Q2 FY26, Q3 FY26

Money back to shareholders

HP Enterprise hands cash back by buying its own shares (which leaves fewer shares, so each one owns more of the company) and by paying dividends. Read automatically from its quarterly filings with the US regulator.

Shares bought back, last 12 months
$547m
Dividends paid, last 12 months
$739m
Shares in issue
1.45bn
+10.1% since Nov 2023–Jan 2024

Cash handed back each quarter

HP Enterprise buybacks and dividends each quarter
  1. $324m

Cash paid out in each quarter; the year is HP Enterprise’s own. Shares in issue is the average number in the quarter, counting options. SEC filings

Products and progress

Where each HP Enterprise product has got to, from first announcement to widely available. Checked against HPE’s Q3 FY26 report (2 Sep 2026).

Cloud and AI

  1. Servers, including AI systems Widely available

    $6.8bn of sales in May–Jul 2026, up 35%

    Servers for company data centres and AI. HPE Q3 FY26 results

  2. Storage Widely available

    $1.3bn of sales in May–Jul 2026, up 10%

    Data storage for businesses. HPE Q3 FY26 results

Networking

  1. Networking (Aruba and Juniper) Widely available

    $2.9bn of sales in May–Jul 2026, up 75%

    Office and data centre networking. Sales jumped after HPE bought Juniper Networks in July 2025. HPE Q3 FY26 results

What’s new

  1. Filing rami rahim: sold 34,443 shares ($2.0m) SEC,
  2. Filing Notice of a planned share sale SEC,
  3. Filing Antonio F Neri: sold 250,000 shares ($17.1m) SEC,
  4. Filing Patricia F Russo: awarded shares 616 shares SEC,
  5. Filing Raymond J. Lane: awarded shares 509 shares SEC,
  6. Filing Christopher P Hsu: awarded shares 509 shares SEC,
  7. Filing Gary M Reiner: awarded shares 587 shares SEC,
  8. Filing rami rahim: sold 34,456 shares ($2.1m) SEC,
  9. Filing Company announcement: statement to investors SEC,
  10. Filing Notice of a planned share sale SEC,

The last 30 days. Headlines link to the full stories on the publishers’ own sites.

Numbers

Sales each quarter

HP Enterprise sales each quarter
  1. $12bn

Net profit each quarter

HP Enterprise net profit each quarter
  1. $2bn
QuarterMonthsSalesNet profit
Q3 FY26May–Jul 2026 $12.2bn $1.54bn
Q2 FY26Feb–Apr 2026 $10.7bn $624m
Q1 FY26Nov 2025–Jan 2026 $9.30bn $452m
Q4 FY25Aug–Oct 2025 $9.68bn $175m
Q3 FY25May–Jul 2025 $9.14bn $305m

HPE’s financial year ends on 31 October, so its Q3 FY26 is May to July 2026. From HP Enterprise’s results filed with the SEC; newer quarters appear automatically, with the business split added after each report is checked.

Directors’ share deals

Directors and senior staff must tell the SEC within two business days when they buy, sell or are given shares.

ReportedWhoWhat happened
23 Oct 2026 rami rahimEVP, Pres GM Networking Sold 34,443 shares at $58.04 ($2.0m)
7 Oct 2026 Antonio F NeriPresident and CEO, Director Sold 250,000 shares at $68.31 ($17.1m)
2 Oct 2026 Patricia F RussoDirector Awarded shares 616 shares
2 Oct 2026 Raymond J. LaneDirector Awarded shares 509 shares
2 Oct 2026 Christopher P HsuDirector Awarded shares 509 shares
2 Oct 2026 Gary M ReinerDirector Awarded shares 587 shares
1 Oct 2026 rami rahimEVP, Pres GM Networking Sold 34,456 shares at $61.42 ($2.1m)
16 Sep 2026 Gary M ReinerDirector Sold 17,000 shares at $56.91 ($967,429)

From Form 4 filings on SEC EDGAR. ‘Used options’ means turning share options into shares; it is not a purchase on the market.

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Timeline

  1. Sep 2026Reports record quarterly sales of $12.2bn, up 34%.
  2. Jul 2025Completes its purchase of Juniper Networks.
  3. Feb 2018Antonio Neri becomes chief executive.
  4. Nov 2015Hewlett-Packard splits in two; HP Enterprise takes the business side.
  5. Jan 1939Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard found Hewlett-Packard in a Palo Alto garage.

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Where this comes from

  • US filings, results, buybacks and insider deals: SEC EDGAR
  • Sales by business: HPE’s quarterly results
  • Headlines: TechCrunch
  • Products, cities and timeline: checked by ChartsView against the company’s own reports, last on 27 Oct 2026.

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