+ Cash incentive program + Possible equity awards
More locations: Lincolnshire, IL, USA
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Zebra Technologies makes data capture and asset-tracking solutions for businesses. Its products include barcode printers, labels, mobile computers, scanners, and RFID systems that work with software to collect and share data about where assets and inventory are located and in what condition. The company combines hardware and software, often expanding through acquisitions such as Motorola Solutions’ Enterprise business to offer an integrated portfolio for asset intelligence. Its goal is to give organizations real-time visibility into their assets and operations to improve efficiency and service.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Lincolnshire, Illinois
Founded
1969
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Zebra Technologies Corporation, valued at $20.4 billion, has shown mixed performance against the Dow Jones Industrial Average recently. The Lincolnshire, Illinois-based technology company, which specialises in barcode scanners, RFID readers, and automation solutions, has gained 48.7% over the past three months, significantly outperforming the Dow's marginal rise. In 2026, Zebra's shares have surged 44.5% compared to the Dow's 8.3% gain. However, the stock's 10.1% increase over the past year trails the Dow's 12.4% rise. On 17 September, shares rose 1.9% following the launch of the KC401 self-service kiosk targeting retail, hospitality, manufacturing, and healthcare sectors. Analysts have assigned a "Moderate Buy" rating, with a mean price target suggesting 19% upside potential.
Zebra Technologies has won three Red Dot awards in the 2026 Product Design category for its frontline workflow solutions. The awards recognised the TC501 and TC701 mobile computers and charging ecosystem, the WS301 and WS101 wearable computers, and the DS82 series of scanners. The devices feature AI-powered capabilities designed to improve efficiency for frontline workers in retail, logistics, healthcare, and other industries. The TC501 and TC701 mobile computers include integrated RFID and AMOLED displays for outdoor route calculations. The wearable computers offer hands-free voice communication, whilst the DS82 scanners feature RFID technology and advanced optical systems. Research from Zebra and Oxford Economics indicates that firms implementing such workflow improvements can achieve productivity boosts of up to 21%.
Zebra Technologies reported adjusted earnings of $6.35 per share, nearly 46% above Wall Street's $4.36 forecast. Revenue reached $1.56 billion, exceeding expectations by roughly $60 million. Shares soared more than 26%, pushing the stock near its 52-week high and market value above $17 billion. The technology company, known for barcode scanners and label printers, is benefiting as companies invest heavily in warehouse automation and inventory tracking. Second-quarter revenue rose 20.4% year-over-year, with organic revenue climbing 9.2%. Healthcare emerged as the fastest-growing end market, driven by hospitals equipping caregivers with enterprise-grade mobile devices. Manufacturing also posted double-digit growth. Management raised its full-year projection, though memory component shortages continue limiting supply.