Compass (COMP) Reports Q1 2026 Revenue Up 99% Following Anywhere Acquisition

Compass Inc. (NYSE:COMP) is one of the best low priced growth stocks to invest in now. On May 5, Compass reported its financial results for Q1 2026, marking its first quarter as a combined company following the January acquisition of Anywhere. The company delivered $2.70 billion in revenue, up 99% year-over-year, alongside a GAAP net income of $22 million and an adjusted EBITDA of $61 million. On a pro forma basis, brokerage GT rose 7.3% to $98.7 billion, and total transactions grew 2.6%, outperforming the broader US residential real estate market.

Driven by aggressive integration efforts, Compass actioned over $250 million in net cost synergies within 82 days of closing the transaction. Consequently, management raised its 2026 realized cost synergy target from $100 million to $200 million, expecting to route $130 million through the P&L and $70 million through Capex. The company also increased its total three-year actioned cost synergy target to $500 million to secure long-term profitability.

Operationally, the company expanded its total brokerage agent count to 84,187, while maintaining a 94% pro forma agent retention rate. In its integrated services, pro forma Title and Escrow transactions rose 13.2% year-over-year to 31,698. Looking ahead to Q2, Compass Inc. (NYSE:COMP) expects revenue between $4.0 billion and $4.2 billion and projects positive free cash flow for the full fiscal year.

Compass (COMP) Reports Q1 2026 Revenue Up 99% Following Anywhere Acquisition

Compass Inc. (NYSE:COMP) is a technology-led residential real estate brokerage firm. It operates mobile apps and online platforms such as CIRE and Compass to deliver services such as cloud-based CRM, marketing, client service, and title & settlement services. It also enables consumer-grade user interfaces, insightful dashboards, and reporting.

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