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Commercial Metals reports Q3 results before the open on June 25, with consensus EPS of $1.75 on $2.41B in revenue. The company also scheduled its 2026 Investor Day for August 5, a potential catalyst for strategic updates and capital-allocation signals. A beat or guidance upgrade could set the stock up for near-term upside into the event.
View signal analysis →Analysts forecast Commercial Metals to report earnings of $1.32 per share, a significant increase from last year's 26 cents, driven by improved steel margins and construction demand. This positive outlook, coupled with the moderate annual dividend yield, positions CMC favorably in the market, hinting at potential gains for investors.
View signal analysis →CMC to report Q3 earnings on June 23, targeting 84 cents per share. Projected revenue of $2.04 billion, down from $2.08 billion last year. Dividend yield at 1.47%, quarterly payout of 18 cents per share. To earn $500/month, investment of $408,650 required at current dividends. CMC shares rose 0.2% to close at $49.04 recently.
View signal analysis →CMC expects Q3 earnings of 84 cents per share, down from $1.02. Projected revenue for CMC is $2.04 billion, a slight decline year-over-year. Second-quarter results matched analyst expectations, with sales down 5.1%. Analyst ratings show mixed sentiment, with one upgrade and several lowered targets. Shares of CMC recently rose by 0.2%, closing at $49.04.
View signal analysis →CMC earnings estimated at 84 cents per share for Q3. Projected revenue for CMC is $2.04 billion, down from last year. Second-quarter sales fell 5.1% year-over-year, aligning with expectations. Analyst ratings show mixed sentiment towards CMC's future performance. CMC shares gained 1.1% prior to earnings announcement.
View signal analysis →CMC expected to report Q1 earnings of 82 cents per share, down from last year. Quarterly revenue forecasted at $1.88 billion, lower than $2 billion previous year. UBS downgraded CMC from Buy to Sell with price target reduced to $56. Current dividend yield stands at 1.43%, offering potential monthly income. CMC shares gained 1.5%, closing at $50.50 recently.
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