
S&P 500 Q3 Earnings Forecast Points to Broad Sector Growth
Zacks expects profits to rise 24.1% year over year, with 14 of 16 sectors forecast to post gains.
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Zacks expects profits to rise 24.1% year over year, with 14 of 16 sectors forecast to post gains.
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The UK electrical-products group lifted its profit outlook as energy-transition sales surged, though first-half cash flow turned negative amid inventory building.

The UK property group suspended its interim dividend as weaker land sales and higher gearing put pressure on first-half results.

The UK care-home investor lifted adjusted earnings per share and proposed a larger dividend after rent growth and asset sales boosted returns.

The engineering group reported modest organic growth, higher margins and outlined how Middle East disruption may carry into fiscal 2027.

Fiscal first-quarter sales rose 13%, while management flagged steel constraints and refrigerant-related inventory adjustments as near-term pressures.

Quarterly adjusted profit rose as Cracker Barrel reported better retail sales and outlined a plan to lift restaurant sales next year.

The listed private-equity investor reported double-digit portfolio growth and $150 million in announced realizations through June.

CODA grew revenue and profit in the third quarter as defense sustainment work offset geopolitical disruption across key marine markets.

The luxury sneaker maker expanded across every major region while pushing direct-to-consumer revenue to more than four-fifths of sales.

Positive client flows and a debt-free balance sheet helped CoinShares offset weaker revenue, lower AUM and sizable accounting losses.

Regional REIT is selling non-core assets and protecting its dividend while higher refinancing costs loom over the portfolio.

The interconnect-products maker delivered stronger revenue, operating leverage and backlog momentum as it shifts toward higher-value solutions.

Branded medicines and biosimilars are reshaping Teva’s revenue mix as management targets faster growth and a sturdier balance sheet.

RF Industries crossed its operating leverage threshold, but flat carrier spending and a small-cell recovery remain key risks for investors.

North American momentum improved, but Hain still needs lender approval and a major asset sale to ease its December debt wall.

Starbucks is spending roughly $1 billion on cozier North American cafes, betting the upgrade pays off before investors lose patience on margins.

Government and defense customers drove Planet Labs' revenue growth past 50% last year, and early fiscal 2027 results suggest the pivot toward sovereign satellite contracts is only gathering speed.
