PortQ2026 Earnings Season — Who's Reporting in the Coming Days
The Q2026 earnings season is underway. Below are the upcoming reporting dates — first US exchanges day by day, then the Warsaw Stock Exchange. This list is drawn from the same calendar used in the app, so it updates in real time.
Who's Reporting in the Coming Days — US
Companies with a market capitalization over 5 billion dollars, day by day. "Before market open" means the report is released in the morning New York time; "after market close" means after 22:00 PM in Poland, and the share price reaction will only be visible the next day.
Upcoming Earnings on the WSE
Warsaw-listed companies publish their reports over a wider window than US companies, and some dates come from schedules that companies may still change—these are marked as estimated.
What Is Earnings Season?
Earnings season is a period of several weeks each quarter when most companies release their financial results for the past period. For Q3 2026 reports, the peak is in October–November. It usually starts with major US banks, followed by tech companies, and finally retail.
The market reacts not to the profit amount itself, but to the difference between the actual result and the forecast—and to what the company says about the next quarter. That's why a company might report record profits, yet its stock price falls: the record was already priced in, and the outlook disappointed.
- Date and time of release—before the market opens or after it closes.
- Analyst consensus—along with the number of forecasts it's based on.
- History of surprises—how often the company beats forecasts.
- Stock price reaction after previous reports—a measure of the risk of holding a position through the release.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does earnings season begin?
Companies primarily release their Q2026 reports in October and November. Large US banks report first; WSE companies usually report later, as they have more time.
Where can I check when a company reports earnings?
On the list above, in the Portevo app's earnings calendar, or on the specific company's subpage — each of the 266 companies in the directory has its own page with reporting dates, forecasts, and historical share price reactions.
Why does the share price fall despite good earnings?
Because the difference from expectations matters more than the profit value itself. If the market expected even better results, or the company lowered its guidance for the next quarter, the reaction can be negative despite a record quarter.
Are the dates firm?
Some are confirmed by company announcements, others are estimated based on previous years — the latter are clearly marked and may change.
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