ATN International (ATNI) opened 2026 with Q1 revenue of US$182.2 million and a basic EPS loss of US$0.18, while trailing 12 month revenue stood at US$730.9 million against a net loss of US$14.9 million. Over recent quarters, revenue has moved in a tight band between US$179.3 million and US$184.2 million. During the same period, basic EPS has swung from a profit of US$0.18 in Q3 2025 to losses of US$0.56 in Q2 2025 and US$0.32 in Q4 2025. This sets up a quarter where investors are focused less on top line stability and more on how quickly margins can rebuild from current loss levels.

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With the latest results on the table, the next step is to see how these revenue and EPS trends line up with the widely followed bullish and cautious narratives around ATN International.

Losses Narrow On Trailing Basis

• On a trailing 12 month view, net loss sits at US$14.9 million with basic EPS of US$0.98 loss, compared with a trailing loss of US$21.0 million and EPS of US$1.38 loss three months earlier.
• Consensus narrative points to a potential earnings recovery, and this trailing trend gives you a concrete reference point to compare against those expectations.
  • Analysts expect earnings to reach US$36.5 million with EPS of US$2.40 by about April 2029, from a trailing net loss of US$14.9 million and EPS of US$0.98 loss today.
  • Consensus also assumes profit margins move from a loss position to 4.9% in three years, which you can now weigh against the current loss profile in the latest trailing figures.

Slow 1% Revenue Trend

• Trailing 12 month revenue is US$730.9 million, only about 1% annual growth compared with the reference US market growth rate of 11.4% per year.
• Bears argue that modest revenue growth and reliance on government backed projects limit the upside, and the current numbers give some support to that concern.
  • Bears point to the company’s dependence on subsidies and legacy revenue wind downs, while trailing revenue of US$730.9 million has only grown around 1% per year.
  • They also highlight that elevated capital needs for broadband projects, over US$300 million, could keep pressure on margins even if revenue holds roughly flat.

Bears who see slow top line progress as a warning signal may want to read how that view is built and where the biggest pressure points are in the detailed narrative 🐻 ATN International Bear Case.

Discounted Multiples Versus Targets

• At a share price of US$25.71, the stock trades on a P/S of about 0.5x compared with a US telecom industry average of 1.4x and peer average of 1.2x, while analysts hold a single allowed consensus target of US$69.00 and a DCF fair value of US$66.02.
• Bullish investors point to this gap between trading levels and valuation markers, and the current Q1 and trailing figures give a clearer backdrop to judge that optimism.
  • Rewards data highlights that the stock appears inexpensive on revenue multiples, with the P/S of about 0.5x well below industry and peer levels despite trailing revenue of US$730.9 million.
  • Bulls also reference forecasts that earnings could swing from a trailing EPS loss of US$0.98 to positive EPS over the next few years, which is a key assumption behind both the US$69.00 analyst target and the DCF fair value of US$66.02.

If you want to see how bullish investors connect these valuation gaps to future profit expectations, it is worth reading the fuller positive thesis and the specific assumptions behind it 🐂 ATN International Bull Case.

Next Steps

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