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Earnings calendarSeptember 2026
The 19 US companies that reported in September 2026, day by day, with earnings per share against what analysts expected.
Tuesday, September 11
Wednesday, September 23
Thursday, September 32
Thursday, September 102
Friday, September 111
Wednesday, September 161
Tuesday, September 221
Wednesday, September 233
Thursday, September 242
Tuesday, September 291
Wednesday, September 302
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Questions
Which companies reported earnings in September 2026?
19 of the US companies we cover reported in September 2026, 19 of them on dates that are on record. The largest are Broadcom Inc. (AVGO, September 2), Micron Technology (MU, September 30), Costco Wholesale (COST, September 24), Oracle Corporation (ORCL, September 10), Palo Alto Networks (PANW, September 1).
How many companies beat earnings estimates in September 2026?
84% of the 19 reports out so far beat the consensus EPS estimate. The biggest beat was Lululemon Athletica (LULU) at +63.3%.
What does “before the open” and “after the close” mean?
US markets trade from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm New York time. A report before the open moves the price at the opening bell; one after the close moves it in after-hours trading and at the next open. The sun and moon icons on each row say which.
Do stocks go up after beating earnings?
Not reliably. Of 1,250 US reports that beat the EPS consensus from September 2025 to September 2026, 47.3% closed lower the next session. Beats under 2% fell 58.5% of the time, close to the 63.1% after a miss; only beats of 5% or more fell less often than not. The study, by surprise size, timing and sector →
How are the estimated dates calculated?
When a company has not announced its date yet, we place it thirteen weeks after its last report, on the same weekday — companies tend to keep their slot. Estimated dates carry a hollow dot and usually move by a few days once the company confirms.
Covers the US stocks with an analysis page on Portfolio Terminal. A report’s date and hour come from Yahoo Finance or, once Yahoo has moved on to the next one, from the company’s results filing at the SEC (8-K, Item 2.02); earnings per share and the consensus they were measured against come from Yahoo Finance. The month was frozen on October 25, 2026, after it closed, so a report stays listed once Yahoo moves on to the next one. Times are New York. Not investment advice.