Earnings Calendar

An earnings calendar lists when public companies are expected to report financial results, together with available analyst estimates and reported figures.

For many U.S. companies, the busiest reporting period begins a few weeks after quarter-end. Timing varies by market, fiscal year, and company.

EPS and revenue estimates are third-party consensus expectations collected before a company reports. They can change as analysts update their forecasts.

An earnings surprise is the percentage difference between a reported result and the corresponding consensus estimate. A positive value is a beat and a negative value is a miss, but a beat does not guarantee that the stock price will rise.

Before open means the company is expected to report before its primary market begins regular trading. After close means the report is expected after regular trading ends. These labels are relative to the company’s primary market, and calendar dates are normalized to UTC.

Yes. Companies can reschedule earnings releases, and analyst estimates can change. Confirm important dates with the company’s investor-relations materials.

Some companies do not have a current consensus estimate, confirmed release session, or reported result available from the underlying data source. Missing values are shown when the data provider has not supplied or confirmed a figure.

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