24 Companies Report This Week: AutoZone, General Mills, and More
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on September 18, 2026.
Tuesday and Wednesday carry the week: AutoZone, KB Home, General Mills, Paychex and Cintas all report inside 48 hours, covering car repair budgets, new home demand, grocery pricing and small business payrolls in one stretch. Of the 24 companies on deck, 14 report before the open.
- ABVXABIVAX Société AnonymeMon Sep 21After close
- THOTHOR Industries, Inc.Tue Sep 22Before open
- AZOAutoZone, Inc.Tue Sep 22Before open
- MLKNMillerKnoll, Inc. Tue Sep 22Before open
- HEREHere Group LimitedTue Sep 22Before open
- KBHKB HomeTue Sep 22After close
- WORWorthington Enterprises, Inc.Tue Sep 22After close
- AYTUAytu BioPharma, Inc.Tue Sep 22After close
- CBRLCracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc.Wed Sep 23Before open
- GISGeneral Mills, Inc.Wed Sep 23Before open
- PAYXPaychex, Inc.Wed Sep 23Before open
- CTASCintas CorporationWed Sep 23Before open
- MANUManchester UnitedWed Sep 23Before open
- FULH.B. Fuller CompanyWed Sep 23After close
- SFIXStitch Fix, Inc.Wed Sep 23After close
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The week of September 21 brings 24 confirmed earnings reports, with the heaviest action arriving Tuesday and Wednesday. Fourteen of those reports land before the market opens, meaning investors will have a lot to digest before the first trade of the day on multiple mornings.
Tuesday, September 22 is arguably the most loaded single day, with AutoZone, THOR Industries, and MillerKnoll reporting before the open and KB Home and Worthington Enterprises following after the close. AutoZone's results will offer a real-time read on how much consumers are spending to maintain older vehicles rather than buy new ones, while KB Home's report speaks directly to the state of new home demand at current mortgage rates.
Wednesday, September 23 brings another dense stretch. General Mills reports before the open alongside Paychex and Cintas, covering grocery shelf pricing, small business payroll trends, and corporate uniform and facilities spending in a single morning. Cracker Barrel and Manchester United also report that morning, with H.B. Fuller and Stitch Fix following after the close.
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The week opens Monday with ABIVAX Société Anonyme reporting after the close, and ten companies in total are scheduled for after-market releases across the five days. All 24 reports on the calendar are confirmed, so the schedule is set heading into the week.
For investors trying to take the temperature of the broader economy, this stretch is unusually informative. Paychex's payroll data touches small business employment, Cintas reflects corporate operational spending, and AutoZone and General Mills together cover both discretionary repair budgets and everyday food costs.
Mentioned: AZO, KBH, GIS, PAYX, CTAS, THO, CBRL, SFIX, MLKN, WOR, FUL, MANU, ABVX, HERE, AYTU