THE EXPECTATION.
THE REALITY.
Every report. Every surprise.
Delivering vs. expectations.
A beat measures expectations, not business growth.
The track record.
The numbers behind the surprise.
Every earnings day.
| Reported | Revenue Actual / estimate | Revenue surprise | EPS Actual / estimate | EPS surprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.58B2.55B | Beat+0.8% | -1.03-1.21 | Beat+14.9% | |
| 2.08B1.97B | Beat+5.5% | -1.11-0.919 | Miss-20.7% | |
| 1.57B1.55B | Beat+1.5% | -0.558-0.50 | Miss-11.7% | |
| 1.36B1.29B | Beat+6.1% | -0.08-0.395 | Beat+79.7% | |
| 1.21B1.08B | Beat+12.1% | -0.27-0.232 | Miss-16.4% | |
| 981.63M857.1M | Beat+14.5% | -0.60-0.116 | Miss-419.3% | |
| 583.94M— | No comparison | -0.89— | No comparison |
Sources & comparison details
Earnings data · Retrieved Oct 3, 2026. Up to 100 provider records. Historical coverage may be incomplete.
Beat and miss compare the actual and estimate fields supplied together by the data provider. Currency and GAAP/adjusted basis are not specified for every historical pair. These are retrieved estimates, not a verified pre-release consensus archive; historical figures may be revised. Missing estimates remain unavailable and are excluded from the beat counts. Fiscal quarters are not inferred from announcement dates.
Surprise = (actual − estimate) ÷ absolute estimate. A zero estimate has no percentage surprise. Future dates are estimated unless separately confirmed by the company.