WD-40

WD-40 will release results for the quarter ended Aug. 31, 2026, on Oct. 21, 2026. Five analysts forecast an average EPS of $1.13 per share (prior year $1.56), and four analysts expect revenue to increase by an average of 5.27% to $172.1 million. For the fiscal year, five analysts see an average EPS of $6.22 (prior year $6.69) and average revenue of $683.0 million. » Mais em finanzen.net

WD-40 reported third-quarter fiscal 2026 non-GAAP earnings per share of $2.33 (48% above consensus) and revenue of $195.1 million (+24%), both well ahead of estimates. Operating income rose 47% to $40.3 million and net income increased 44% to $30.2 million. Management raised the full-year guidance (revenue target $675–690 million; non-GAAP EPS $6.05–6.35), and the board approved a new $100 million share buyback program. Analysts raised price targets; the stock jumped intraday about 23.2% to a 52-week high near $298.90. » Mais em de.investing.com

WD-40 will publish results for the quarter ended May 31 on July 9. Analyst consensus expects EPS of $1.56 (prior year $1.54) and revenue of $172.8 million (prior year $156.9 million; +10.1%). For the current fiscal year analysts on average forecast EPS of $5.99 (prior year $6.69) and revenue of $661.6 million (prior year $620.0 million). » Mais em finanzen.net

WD-40 will release its quarterly results for the fiscal quarter ended 31 May 2026 on 9 July 2026. Three analysts estimate quarterly earnings per share at an average of $1.57 (prior year $1.54) and revenue of $173.0 million versus $156.9 million a year earlier (+10.25%). For the fiscal year, analysts expect on average earnings per share of $5.99 (prior year $6.69) and revenue of $659.9 million. » Mais em finanzen.net

WD-40 Company beat expectations in fiscal Q2 with 10.7% revenue growth (6% FX‑neutral) and a 13% gain in core Maintenance products, driving upside to both sales and earnings. Management expects near 7% full‑year pro forma growth and about $5.95 EPS at the midpoint. The company’s strong cash flow underpins a ~1.8% dividend (62% payout ratio) and accelerating share buybacks intended to exhaust the current authorization by year‑end, while institutional buying has increased ahead of the report. » Mais em investing.com