RPM set for Q1 earnings with upside risk from bullish analyst targets
Sep 24, 2026, 10:01 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Consensus above-previous-year earnings and rising target prices create upside potential if RPM meets/beats estimates or guides higher; historical pattern shows stocks can swing 5–15% around quarterly earnings with analyst upgrades amplifying moves. Prior Q4 beat paired with fresh bullish targets supports upside bias into the print.
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RPM International is set to release its fiscal Q1 results on Oct 6, with consensus expectations of $1.95 per share on $2.22 billion revenue. After a July 22 Q4 beat, the stock traded around $100.00, slipping 1% on the day. Several firms raised or maintained targets, signaling potential upside if RPM confirms momentum or improves guidance, setting up a near-term earnings catalyst.
RPM to report Q1 before Oct 6; consensus EPS $1.95, revenue $2.22B.
July 22 Q4 beat; stock closed at $100.06, down 1%.
Analysts' targets: MS 117, BMO 151, RBC 128, Citi 128.
Accuracy metrics show mixed confidence among analysts.
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