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Waste management services provider Waste Management (NYSE:WM) reported Q3 2026 results beating Wall Street’s revenue expectations, with sales up 6.3% year on year to $6.85 billion.

FREMONT, Calif., Oct.

Waste Management’s Q3 results were met with a negative market reaction despite revenue coming in above Wall Street expectations.

Waste Management has delivered a strong multi year run, which puts fresh attention on whether the current share price lines up with the cash the business is expected to generate.

Waste Management (WM) just delivered third quarter results that kept its 2026 outlook intact, reaffirmed guidance toward the high end, updated its buyback progress, and outlined an upcoming CEO transition drawing investor attention.

Waste Management has raised its dividend every year since 2009, and the cash keeps flowing in, but a quiet volume problem is building beneath the surface that could force a reckoning for income investors counting on decades more of raises.

Two-hour interactive virtual event on November 10 brings together health systems, biopharma manufacturers, and logistics leaders to explore reusable packaging models that reduce landfill waste by up to 95%. ROCHESTER, N.Y., Oct.

WM's healthcare EBITDA increases 33% and nine-month free cash flow jumps more than 42%, but slowing waste volumes and fuel costs test margins as 2026 guidance holds.

Waste Management (NYSE:WM) reported third-quarter results that management said kept the company on track to meet its 2026 outlook, with revenue and free cash flow expected to finish at the high end of their respective guidance ranges.

Technology and disciplined pricing are structurally lowering operating costs even as fuel expenses climb, protecting margins.

HOUSTON (AP) — HOUSTON (AP) — Waste Management Inc. (WM) on Tuesday reported third-quarter earnings of $820 million.