Q2 Earnings Week: 751 Companies Report July 27–31, 2026
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on July 24, 2026.
751 companies report this week with AstraZeneca and Baker Hughes leading Monday's open, flipping the calendar to Q2 results.
- AZNAstraZeneca PLCMon Jul 27Before open
- BKRBaker HughesMon Jul 27Before open
- BOHBank of Hawaii Corp.Mon Jul 27Before open
- ARLPAlliance Resource Partners, L.P.Mon Jul 27Before open
- HBTHBT Financial, Inc.Mon Jul 27Before open
- KOFCoca Cola Femsa S.A.B. De C.V.Mon Jul 27Before open
- BMRCBank of Marin BancorpMon Jul 27Before open
- HOPEHope Bancorp, Inc.Mon Jul 27Before open
- NENoble Corporation plcMon Jul 27Before open
- PERFPerfect Corp. Mon Jul 27Before open
- NBNNortheast BancorpMon Jul 27Before open
- CMRECostamare Inc.Mon Jul 27Before open
- APLDApplied Digital CorporationMon Jul 27After close
- NVTSNavitas Semiconductor CorpMon Jul 27After close
- CLSCelestica, Inc.Mon Jul 27After close
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The week of July 27 marks a major inflection point in the Q2 reporting season, with 751 companies scheduled to release results. Reports are split nearly evenly across the two traditional windows, with 374 companies reporting before the market open and 377 reporting after the close. Monday, July 27 sets the tone, led by AstraZeneca (AZN) and Baker Hughes (BKR), both confirmed to report before the open.
Beyond those two headliners, Monday's pre-market slate also includes Bank of Hawaii Corp., Alliance Resource Partners, Coca-Cola Femsa, Noble Corporation, and a cluster of regional banking names including Hope Bancorp, Bank of Marin Bancorp, and Northeast Bancorp. After the bell on Monday, Applied Digital Corporation, Navitas Semiconductor, and Celestica are among the names investors will be watching.
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With more than 750 reports spread across five trading days, the week will offer a broad read on corporate health across energy, pharmaceuticals, financials, and technology. The sheer volume means sector trends and guidance commentary are likely to move individual stocks sharply, and the cadence of beats or misses could shift broader market sentiment heading into the final stretch of the Q2 season.
Mentioned: AZN, BKR, BOH, ARLP, HBT, KOF, BMRC, HOPE, NE, PERF, NBN, CMRE, APLD, NVTS, CLS