US earnings season - Q4 2025
Earnings season in the United States is a period where a large number of publicly-traded US companies report their quarterly earnings.
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Fourth-quarter earnings season, which begins during the first half of January, could be another strong period for American companies. Investors will hope so, as the technology giants spending billions of dollars on AI seek to justify high valuation multiples.
US financial data group FactSet forecasts earnings for the S&P 500 index grew by 8.3% in Q4 2025, marking the tenth straight quarter of expansion.
The calendar below, which we will update every week, shows the US companies most held and actively traded by interactive investor customers that are about to report results in the next two weeks.
Upcoming earnings
US companies announcing their quarterly earnings in the coming weeks.
Key: PMO = Pre Market Open AMC = After Market Close E = Estimated
| Mon 19 January | Tue 20 January | Wed 21 January | Thu 22 January | Fri 23 January |
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3M Co (NYSE:MMM) PMO |
Abbott Laboratories (NYSE:ABT) PMO | SLB Ltd (NYSE:SLB) PMO | ||
| Mon 26 January | Tue 27 January | Wed 28 January | Thu 29 January | Fri 30 January |
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General Motors Co (NYSE:GM) PMO |
Automatic Data Processing Inc (NASDAQ:ADP) PMO International Business Machines Corp (NYSE:IBM) AMC |
Mastercard Inc Class A (NYSE:MA) E Takeda Pharmaceutical Co Ltd ADR (NYSE:TAK) PMO |
Updated: 12 January 2025. This page is updated weekly on Fridays. The next update will take place on 16 January 2025.
Source: nasdaq.com, company websites
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