Earnings · S&P 500
Earnings this week: Oct 5 – Oct 9, 2026
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3 S&P 500 companies report earnings this week (Oct 5 – Oct 9, 2026). The biggest names: Pepsico (PEP, pre-market), Delta Air Lines (DAL, pre-market) and Constellation Brands (STZ, after close). The busiest day is Tuesday, October 6 with 1 reports.
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Tuesday, October 6 · 1 report
| Constellation BrandsSTZ | after close | Aug/2026 | $3.62 | $3.63 | $19B | confirmed |
Thursday, October 8 · 1 report
| PepsicoPEP | pre-market | Sep/2026 | $2.29 | $2.29 | $173B | confirmed |
Friday, October 9 · 1 report
| Delta Air LinesDAL | pre-market | Sep/2026 | $1.96 | $1.71 | $55B | confirmed |
S&P 500 companies only. Dates and consensus EPS: Nasdaq / Zacks Investment Research, as of October 1, 2026; companies do reschedule. Company names link to our deep dive when we have one.
Frequently asked questions
Which companies report earnings this week?
3 S&P 500 companies (Oct 5 – Oct 9, 2026): Pepsico (PEP, pre-market), Delta Air Lines (DAL, pre-market) and Constellation Brands (STZ, after close). The full list with times and consensus EPS is in the table.
What is the biggest earnings report this week?
By market capitalization, Pepsico (PEP) on Thursday, October 8, pre-market; the consensus EPS estimate is $2.29.
Which companies are expected to grow earnings the most this week?
By the analysts' consensus versus the same quarter last year: Delta Air Lines (DAL): consensus $1.96 vs $1.71 a year ago, +15%; Pepsico (PEP): consensus $2.29 vs $2.29 a year ago, +0%; Constellation Brands (STZ): consensus $3.62 vs $3.63 a year ago, −0%. Whether a company beats the estimate is known only after the release.
What do “pre-market” and “after close” mean?
US stock exchanges trade from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Pre-market reports come out before the opening bell, after-close reports right after 4:00 p.m., so the stock reacts in extended-hours trading and at the next open.
Are these earnings dates confirmed?
Each row says so. “Confirmed” means the company has announced the date; “estimated” is a projection by the data provider (Zacks, via Nasdaq) based on the company’s past reporting schedule, and it can move once the company sets the date.
How to read the numbers once a company reports: how to read an earnings report and what EPS means.
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