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Earnings 24 April 2026 - 12 May 2026

Sea’s Earnings Rebound Is Real, but the Cost Fight Is Not Over

Sea’s Earnings Rebound Is Real, but the Cost Fight Is Not Over

Sea Limited’s latest results were a jumble, but one thing stood out: demand is outpacing what analysts had penciled in. Shares were quoted at $96.13 in pre-market action just after 7:39 a.m. Eastern, a 13% pop from the $85.07 close. First-quarter revenue hit $7.10 billion, topping the $6.46 billion estimate, while earnings per share landed at $0.67—ten cents shy of the consensus. U.S. markets hadn’t opened yet, but the reason for the surge was clear enough. Sea’s credibility with investors took a major hit just two months back. March brought a rough headline from Reuters: shares sank about 25% after the company warned of escalating operating costs and softer GMV projections for Shopee, sparking concerns that Sea might sacrifice too much margin to hold onto market share. Fast forward to today—this latest report dialed down some of that anxiety. Not all of it, but enough to trigger a strong relief rally.
12 May 2026
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Figure Technology Extends Post-Earnings Bid as Loan Volume Resets the Growth Debate

Figure Technology Extends Post-Earnings Bid as Loan Volume Resets the Growth Debate

Figure Technology Solutions shares caught a premarket lift Tuesday after its Q1 numbers delivered what bulls have been looking for—ongoing loan growth, despite headwinds from rates. At 7:11 a.m. Eastern, MarketBeat quoted FIGR at $40.42 in after-hours action, marking a 3.73% rise from Monday’s close of $38.97. The reason’s straightforward enough. Figure is projecting consumer loan marketplace volume for Q2 between $3.8 billion and $4.1 billion—up from $2.9 billion in Q1, and topping Jefferies’ previous expectation of $3.2 billion. For a marketplace lender, volume drives everything: more loans mean increased fees, a bigger data pool, and fresh incentives for both buyers and originators to stick around.
12 May 2026
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Hims & Hers Health Earnings Today: Why One GLP-1 Question Could Move HIMS Stock

Hims & Hers Health Earnings Today: Why One GLP-1 Question Could Move HIMS Stock

Investors eye Hims & Hers Health Inc. as it approaches Monday’s first-quarter results, with attention locked on the future of its weight-loss segment—especially after the company pulled back from widely promoted compounded GLP-1 drugs. Earnings will post after the U.S. markets close, followed by a 5 p.m. ET conference call, according to Hims & Hers. That’s suddenly important, with forecasts tightening up. Wall Street’s consensus sits around $617 million for first-quarter revenue, and EPS is pegged between 3 and 4 cents, according to public estimate trackers. Hims shares finished Friday’s regular session at $28.46, ticking up to $29.07 in after-hours trading.
11 May 2026
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Novavax, Inc. Stock Jumps: Why Pfizer’s Matrix-M Deal Drove a Surprise Q1 Revenue Beat

Novavax, Inc. Stock Jumps: Why Pfizer’s Matrix-M Deal Drove a Surprise Q1 Revenue Beat

GAITHERSBURG, Maryland, May 7, 2026, 12:04 Novavax Inc. shares climbed as the vaccine maker’s first-quarter revenue topped Wall Street forecasts, lifted not by COVID-19 shot demand but by licensing and supply payments linked to its vaccine technology. Revenue came in at $139.5 million, Reuters said, beating analysts’ $78.3 million estimate from LSEG data.
7 May 2026
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McDonald’s Q1 Earnings Beat Has One Catch: Value Meals Still Face a U.S. Test

McDonald’s Q1 Earnings Beat Has One Catch: Value Meals Still Face a U.S. Test

McDonald’s topped forecasts for revenue and adjusted profit in the first quarter, crediting value deals and new menu items. Still, U.S. same-store sales growth landed below analyst expectations, and global comps narrowly missed a few estimates. So this quarter is shaping up as a direct test of the fast food value battle. After hiking menu prices for years, chains are now rolling out lower-cost meal deals. Customers, pressured by higher fuel and grocery costs, are thinking twice before spending on takeout or picking from the menu.
7 May 2026
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Barrick Mining Stock Jumps 7% as Gold Rally Sets Up a Big May 11 Earnings Test

Barrick Mining Stock Jumps 7% as Gold Rally Sets Up a Big May 11 Earnings Test

Barrick Mining Corp. shares surged Wednesday as gold notched its highest level in over a week, setting a stronger stage for the miner ahead of its first-quarter update. That report, due in days, will show if the jump in bullion prices is actually translating into more robust cash flow. This comes just days before Barrick’s May 11 results, with the company also working to overhaul its North American gold operations. A strong quarter might support that narrative, but any stumble on costs or production would quickly overshadow gains from higher metal prices.
7 May 2026
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Chevron Earnings Beat Wall Street, But the Cash-Flow Catch Is Hard to Miss

Chevron Earnings Beat Wall Street, But the Cash-Flow Catch Is Hard to Miss

Chevron beat analysts’ first-quarter earnings estimates Friday, thanks to a boost from stronger oil prices linked to the Iran conflict, which supported its production segment. Still, headline profit fell to a five-year low, but the results laid bare the oil major’s underlying operating heft. Timing played a role here. Chevron’s results didn’t get the usual lift from higher crude prices. Instead, the quarter got tangled up in roughly $2.9 billion in negative timing effects from derivatives—used to hedge price swings—and inventory accounting quirks, the company said.
1 May 2026
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Altria Stock Jumps 7% After Marlboro Maker Beats Q1 Forecasts on Price Hikes

Altria Stock Jumps 7% After Marlboro Maker Beats Q1 Forecasts on Price Hikes

Altria topped Wall Street’s forecasts for both profit and revenue in the first quarter, reporting Thursday that price hikes cushioned the drop in cigarette shipments. Shares of the Marlboro parent jumped around 7% late in the morning. The report surfaces as big tobacco faces pressure. American smokers have been cutting back on cigarettes, some opting for cheaper brands, others moving over to vapes and nicotine pouches. Now, investors are pushing to see if price hikes can keep supporting earnings much longer.
30 April 2026
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GM Earnings Beat: Profit Forecast Rises After $500 Million Tariff Break

GM Earnings Beat: Profit Forecast Rises After $500 Million Tariff Break

General Motors bumped up its 2026 profit outlook Tuesday, pointing to a solid first quarter and a $500 million tariff tweak—even as both revenue and net income slipped. The company’s first-quarter numbers: $43.6 billion in revenue, net income to shareholders at $2.6 billion, and adjusted EBIT landing at $4.3 billion. That adjusted EBIT figure strips out some unusual items and measures earnings before interest and taxes. GM is scrambling to shield its margins as tariff rules shuffle, costs refuse to budge, and demand in the EV space stays patchy. The automaker now pegs its 2026 gross tariff costs at $2.5 billion to $3.5 billion—lower than the previous $3.0 billion to $4.0 billion range—after an advantageous adjustment related to tariffs paid under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
28 April 2026
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Sandisk Stock Hits Record As AI Memory Bets Put Earnings In Crosshairs

Sandisk Stock Hits Record As AI Memory Bets Put Earnings In Crosshairs

Milpitas, California, April 27, 2026, 11:06 Sandisk Corp climbed 7.4% on Monday, notching a record at $1,063.55. Analysts have lifted their targets, pointing to surging AI-fueled demand for data storage as a catalyst for the flash-memory heavyweight. That rally drove Sandisk’s market cap up to about $165.9 billion just before its earnings report this week.
27 April 2026
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Verizon Earnings Tomorrow: Subscriber Growth Is the Test for VZ’s Comeback

Verizon Earnings Tomorrow: Subscriber Growth Is the Test for VZ’s Comeback

Verizon Communications Inc. is set to deliver first-quarter numbers ahead of Monday’s opening bell, a check-in on CEO Dan Schulman and the momentum—or lack thereof—following a robust holiday stretch. The company plans to release its earnings at 7:00 a.m. ET, then host a webcast at 8:30 a.m. Timing is key here. Verizon just posted its first quarterly results since wrapping up the Frontier deal on Jan. 20. Management has since rolled out a 2026 roadmap: subscriber growth, more fiber, trimming costs, and dialing back on price hikes that don’t add value.
26 April 2026
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Kraft Heinz Stock Gets Fresh Dividend Cut Warning Ahead of May 6 Earnings

Kraft Heinz Stock Gets Fresh Dividend Cut Warning Ahead of May 6 Earnings

Kraft Heinz Company is back in the hot seat over its dividend, as BofA Securities recently moved the packaged-food giant into a higher-risk category for possible payout cuts—joining Conagra Brands, General Mills and Campbell’s in that group. Morgan Stanley, meanwhile, dropped its price target on Kraft Heinz to $22, down from $23, and kept its Underweight rating; that signals the firm sees the shares underperforming its broader coverage. Barron’s notes Kraft Heinz shares have tumbled over 40% in the last three years, amid a broader Big Food rout blamed on cost inflation, competition from store brands, tighter consumer spending, and the impact of GLP-1 diabetes and weight-loss drugs, which can dampen appetite. Timing is in focus here. Kraft Heinz will post first-quarter numbers on May 6, with the stock closing at $21.94. That doesn’t give much cushion if results disappoint—especially for a company still struggling to turn around its U.S. demand.
25 April 2026
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Realty Income Stock Just Stumbled Before Earnings. The Dividend Test Comes Next

Realty Income Stock Just Stumbled Before Earnings. The Dividend Test Comes Next

Realty Income Corp. dropped 1.17% to finish Friday at $63.33, trailing both the broader U.S. market and much of its real estate sector rivals as investors looked ahead to the company’s first-quarter numbers due next month. Kimco Realty, Regency Centers, and Federal Realty posted smaller declines. Realty Income now trades 6.78% under its 52-week high from Feb. 27, according to market data. This gets attention now because Realty Income ranks among the most closely tracked U.S. income names, with its next earnings due as investors continue to gauge dividend payouts versus rising borrowing costs. The San Diego real estate investment trust said it'll report first-quarter 2026 numbers after the New York Stock Exchange wraps up trading on May 6. An investor call follows at 2 p.m. PDT.
25 April 2026
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Newmont earnings today: Gold miner beats Q1 profit, adds $6 billion buyback but warns on Q2 costs

Newmont earnings today: Gold miner beats Q1 profit, adds $6 billion buyback but warns on Q2 costs

Newmont topped analyst estimates for first-quarter profit Thursday, with the board greenlighting another $6 billion in share buybacks following the completion of its earlier program. The miner flagged that output will slip and costs will climb in the next quarter, even as it doubled down on cash returns for investors. Here's why that's getting attention: gold surged to all-time highs in the first quarter, putting Newmont under the microscope as investors watch to see just how much of that rally translates into better margins and cash flow for the miner. This week, bullion slipped—pressure from rising yields and a stronger dollar, both fueled by oil-linked inflation concerns. Still, prices are well above where they stood a year earlier.
24 April 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • Tech drags S&P 500 and Nasdaq down; General Mills pops, yields slip after manufacturing miss
    July 1, 2026, 6:25 PM EDT. Stocks mostly inched higher Wednesday, though the S&P 500 slipped 0.2% and the Nasdaq dropped 0.7% as large tech names pulled the indexes down. The Dow lost 13 points. General Mills jumped 8.5% after topping profit forecasts and rolling out a $3 billion cost-cutting plan. Weaker U.S. manufacturing growth took some pressure off inflation watchers, pushing the 10-year Treasury yield down to 4.47%. AI-linked techs like Micron Technology (down 10.6%), AMD (off 6.9%) and Nvidia (down 1.3%) posted sharp losses. Kroger and Nike bounced back from early declines and finished up 1.3% and 4.9%. Gold dropped as rising yields made the metal less attractive.
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