601 Companies Report the Week of Nov. 9, Led by an Energy-Heavy Monday

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Earnings on deck — Nov 9–13
601 companies 248 before open 353 after close

601 companies report next week, and Monday alone front-loads the power trade: Constellation Energy, NRG and Fervo Energy all deliver before the open, alongside KKR, Barrick Mining and monday.com. Data center electricity demand gets its clearest read of the quarter.

  • CEGConstellation Energy CorporationMon Nov 9Before open
  • MNDYmonday.com Ltd.Mon Nov 9Before open
  • NRGNRG Energy, Inc.Mon Nov 9Before open
  • SBETSharplink, Inc.Mon Nov 9Before open
  • VRTSVirtus Investment Partners, Inc.Mon Nov 9Before open
  • BBarrick Mining CorporationMon Nov 9Before open
  • CEVACeva, Inc.Mon Nov 9Before open
  • CGENCompugen Ltd.Mon Nov 9Before open
  • IONSIonis Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Mon Nov 9Before open
  • UNITUniti Group Inc.Mon Nov 9Before open
  • FRVOFervo Energy CompanyMon Nov 9Before open
  • HRTXHeron Therapeutics, Inc.Mon Nov 9Before open
  • KGSKodiak Gas Services, Inc. Mon Nov 9Before open
  • KKRKKR & Co. Inc.Mon Nov 9Before open
  • KSPIJoint Stock Company Kaspi.kzMon Nov 9Before open
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The week of November 9 brings 601 scheduled earnings reports. Monday alone carries an unusually concentrated lineup, making the first day of the week the one to watch most closely.

The energy sector dominates that Monday morning slate. Constellation Energy, NRG Energy, and Fervo Energy all report before the open on November 9, giving investors their clearest single-morning read yet on how data center electricity demand is actually translating into utility and clean-power financials.

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Joining them before the bell that same day are KKR, Barrick Mining, monday.com, Ionis Pharmaceuticals, Kaspi.kz, Virtus Investment Partners, Kodiak Gas Services, Uniti Group, Ceva, Sharplink, Heron Therapeutics, and Compugen. The breadth across private equity, gold mining, enterprise software, and biotech means portfolio managers in nearly every sector face meaningful new information before Tuesday's open.

All fifteen of the highlighted companies have confirmed their November 9 reporting dates. With more than 600 companies reporting across the full week, the aggregate picture of corporate health heading into late 2026 will come into sharper focus by Friday, November 13.

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Mentioned: CEG, NRG, FRVO, KKR, B, MNDY, IONS, KSPI, VRTS, KGS, UNIT, CEVA, SBET, HRTX, CGEN

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