Below is a weekly earnings calendar of the most important upcoming quarterly reports scheduled to be released by publicly traded companies. However, we have also provided expanded previews and recaps for select companies that are reporting earnings throughout the week.
Please check back often. This earnings calendar is updated regularly.
(Editor's note: Earnings dates in tables are tentative. However, companies featured in "Earnings Spotlights" have officially announced their earnings dates.)
Earnings calendar highlights
Monday (4/13)
Earnings calendar recap: Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs (GS) kicked off a busy week of bank earnings, with the financial giant disclosing its first-quarter results ahead of Monday's open.
For the three months ending March 31, GS said earnings rose 24% year over year to $17.55 per share, while revenue was up 14% to $17.2 billion. Analysts expected earnings of $16.49 per share on revenue of $16.97 billion.
Strong growth in equities trading revenue and investment banking fees helped boost Goldman Sachs' top and bottom lines, but Wall Street was disappointed by lower-than-expected fixed-income revenue, sending the Dow Jones stock down 1.9% on Monday.
BofA Securities analyst Ebrahim Poonawala expected Goldman Sachs to report solid numbers, with the big bank benefiting from strong trading revenue.
And while private-credit concerns create an overhang for GS, the analyst believes pent-up M&A demand and several big upcoming IPOs – including Anthropic – serve as potential tailwinds.
Company |
Symbol |
Earnings estimate |
Fastenal |
FAST |
$0.30 per share |
Company |
Symbol |
Earnings estimate |
FB Financial |
FBK |
$1.10 per share |
Tuesday (4/14)
Company |
Symbol |
Earnings estimate |
Albertsons |
ACI |
$0.43 per share |
BlackRock |
BLK |
11.86 |
CarMax |
KMX |
0.20 |
Citigroup |
C |
2.63 |
Johnson & Johnson |
JNJ |
2.68 |
JPMorgan Chase |
JPM |
5.44 |
Wells Fargo |
WFC |
1.58 |
There are no noteworthy earnings reports scheduled for release after the close on Tuesday, April 14.
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Wednesday (4/15)
Company |
Symbol |
Earnings estimate |
ASML |
ASML |
$7.71 per share |
Bank of America |
BAC |
1.01 |
First Horizon |
FHN |
0.50 |
M&T Bank |
MTB |
4.01 |
Morgan Stanley |
MS |
3.02 |
PNC |
PNC |
3.91 |
Progressive |
PGR |
4.83 |
Company |
Symbol |
Earnings estimate |
Home Bancshares |
HOMB |
$0.59 per share |
J.B. Hunt Transport |
JBHT |
1.45 |
SL Green Realty |
SLG |
1.08 |
Thursday (4/16)
Earnings calendar recap: PepsiCo
PepsiCo (PEP) has outperformed the broad market so far in 2026, with the consumer staples stock up 8.9% on a total return basis (price change plus dividends) vs the S&P 500's 3% return.
And PEP's first-quarter earnings report kept the wind at the stock's back, with PEP adding 2.3% on Thursday after the snacks and soda pop maker unveiled its results ahead of the open.
Pepsi reported earnings of $1.61 per share (+8.8% YoY ) on revenue of $19.4 billion (+8.5% YoY), beating analysts' estimates for earnings of $1.54 per share on revenue of $18.93 billion.
"We are pleased with our first-quarter results, which featured an acceleration in both net revenue and organic revenue growth," PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laquarta said, citing notable improvement in the beverage-and-snack outfit's convenient foods organic volume as well as the resilience of its international business.
Company |
Symbol |
Earnings estimate |
Abbott Laboratories |
ABT |
$1.15 per share |
BNY Mellon |
BK |
1.93 |
Charles Schwab |
SCHW |
1.38 |
Citizens Financial Group |
CFG |
1.09 |
Insteel Industries |
IIIN |
0.64 |
KeyCorp |
KEY |
0.42 |
Manpower |
MAN |
0.49 |
Marsh McLennan |
MRSH |
3.23 |
Prologis |
PLD |
1.49 |
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing |
TSM |
3.31 |
Travelers |
TRV |
6.95 |
U.S. Bancorp |
USB |
1.15 |
Wealthfront |
WLTH |
0.12 |
Earnings calendar recap: Netflix
Netflix (NFLX) is up more than 40% since late February when the streaming giant ended its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery's (WBD) studio and streaming assets.
But shares of the communications services stock are set for a big drop after the company disclosed its first-quarter results late Thursday.
For the three months ending March 31, Netflix said earnings nearly doubled to $1.23 per share thanks to higher-than-anticipated operating income and the $2.8 billion termination fee it received from ending its bid for WBD's assets. Revenue was up 16% to $12.25 billion.
The results beat analysts' expectations for earnings of 76 cents per share on revenue of $12.17 billion.
Netflix also announced that co-founder and Chairman Reed Hastings will not seek re-election to the board of directors when his term expires in June.
"Short term, any stock that runs 40% into an earnings print better be an absolutely perfect print," says Eric Clark, portfolio manager of the LOGO ETF and CIO at Accuvest Global Advisors. "But we don't care, short-term noise in a quarter has never bothered us. As long as the dominant theme of any company is still intact, you ride through some of the noise quarter to quarter, and you take advantage of that. Sometimes you just have to be willing to look through short-term noise."
Company |
Symbol |
Earnings estimate |
Alcoa |
AA |
$1.43 per share |
Cohen & Steers |
CNS |
0.81 |
Simmons First National |
SFNC |
0.47 |
Friday (4/17)
Company |
Symbol |
Earnings estimate |
Ally Financial |
ALLY |
$0.94 per share |
Autoliv |
ALV |
1.90 |
Badger Meter |
BMI |
1.20 |
Fifth Third |
FITB |
-0.10 |
Regions Financial |
RF |
0.60 |
State Street |
STT |
2.62 |
Truist |
TFC |
1.00 |
Reporting schedules are provided by Briefing.com and company websites. Earnings estimate data provided by Refinitiv, an LSEG business, via Yahoo! Finance, and S&P Global Market Intelligence via Briefing.com.
