The company’s quarterly earnings reached $2.05 per share, though adjusted figures of $2.15 fell slightly short of the $2.18 consensus estimate from FactSet analysts. Despite the minor earnings miss, top-line performance remained robust, with total revenue climbing to $6.85 billion from $6.44 billion in the same period last year.

Growth was fueled by a combination of higher energy surcharges and increased activity within the company’s recycling and renewable energy divisions. Additionally, the Healthcare Solutions segment contributed to the upward momentum with a 3.7% revenue increase. Looking ahead, Waste Management updated its outlook for the full year, positioning its revenue expectations at the high end of its prior $26.28 billion to $26.48 billion forecast, aligning closely with market projections.