Companies Reporting Earnings Today

Friday, October 30, 2026

60 companies report earnings today: 42 before the open, 10 after the close, 8 at a time not yet announced. 11 dates are confirmed by the company, and 41 have already reported.

Names to watch

Chevron (CVX) before the open, Arbor Realty Trust (ABR) before the open, Autonation (AN) before the open, Aurinia Pharmaceuticals (AUPH) before the open, BrightSpring Health Services (BTSG) before the open, Church & Dwight (CHD) before the open, Colgate Palmolive (CL) before the open and Capri (CPRI) before the open, among 19 still to report.

Before the open

42

Results land before 9:30 a.m. ET; the stock reacts at the opening bell.

During the session

2

After the close

10

Results land after 4:00 p.m. ET; the stock reacts in after-hours trading and the next morning.

Time not announced

6

Key

  • WindowThe pattern is too irregular for one date, so a range of likely days is shown.The actual date has fallen inside the range 89% of the time.
  • ExpectedProjected from the company's past reporting pattern in its SEC filings.Within 3 days of the actual date 72% of the time, and within 7 days 92%.
  • ConfirmedThe company has announced this date, in a press release or on its investor site.
  • ReportedResults are out. The earnings release has been filed with the SEC.

How to read this list

Every NYSE and Nasdaq company with an earnings report due today is listed above, grouped by when the numbers arrive: before the market opens, after it closes, or at a time the company has not announced. Each ticker opens the company's own page with a countdown in trading days, the expected or confirmed time of day, and the dates it reported in past quarters. The chip beside each name says whether the date is confirmed by the company, expected from its past filing pattern, or already reported.

Before the open or after the close

Most companies release results outside regular trading hours. A release before the open usually lands between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. Eastern, so the stock's first reaction is at the 9:30 a.m. opening bell. A release after the close lands after 4:00 p.m. Eastern, so the reaction shows in after-hours trading and at the next day's open. “Time not announced” means the date comes from the company's filing history but the company has not yet said which slot it will use; most do once they announce the date.

Confirmed or expected

A confirmed date is one the company itself announced, in a press release, on its investor relations site, or in an SEC filing. An expected date is our projection from the company's own filing history: how many days after each fiscal quarter ended it reported in prior years, on which weekday, and at what time. Expected dates are upgraded to confirmed as announcements arrive, and the key above shows how often past expected dates landed within a few days of the real one. Companies that have passed their usual date without filing are listed separately on the full calendar.

Where the dates come from

Dates are gathered from SEC filings (Form 8-K earnings releases and date advisories), the press wires, and company investor relations sites and email alerts, and checked around the clock. This page is regenerated every hour, so a date announced in the morning is reflected by midday. Counts are in U.S. stock market trading days, the same engine behind the live counter and the trading days calculator. For the days ahead, see earnings this week or the full earnings calendar.

Questions this page answers

Which companies report earnings on Oct 30, 2026?
60 NYSE and Nasdaq companies report earnings on Oct 30, 2026, including Chevron (CVX), Arbor Realty Trust (ABR), Autonation (AN), Aurinia Pharmaceuticals (AUPH), BrightSpring Health Services (BTSG), Church & Dwight (CHD), Colgate Palmolive (CL) and Capri (CPRI). 42 report before the market opens and 10 after it closes. The full list is on this page, grouped by time slot.
What time of day are earnings released?
Most companies release results outside regular trading hours: before the open, usually between 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. Eastern, or after the close, after 4:00 p.m. Eastern. Each company page on this site shows the time slot the company announced, or the slot it used in past quarters when the date is still expected.
What does “Expected” mean next to a date?
An expected date is projected from the company's own SEC filing history rather than announced by the company. It changes to confirmed once the company announces the date in a press release, on its investor relations site, or in an SEC filing. The key on this page shows how often past expected dates landed within a few days of the actual date.
How often is this page updated?
The list is regenerated every hour from a database that is updated around the clock from SEC filings, press wires, and company investor relations sites. On weekends and market holidays the page shows the next trading day's reports.
Does this page include every company reporting today?
It includes every NYSE and Nasdaq company that files quarterly reports with the SEC and has a confirmed or expected earnings date on this day. Companies that have passed their usual date without filing are listed separately on the full earnings calendar.

Expected dates are projections from public SEC filings, not company announcements. Confirm with the company before making decisions. Not investment advice.