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2026-07-30 16:23 UTC → 2026-08-03 07:25 UTC ·
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European corporate earnings season July July‑Aug 2026
In mid‑July 2026, Mid‑July 2026 saw a coordinated schedule rollout of corporate earnings and macro‑economic data releases was announced Q2 results for major European firms. firms, with German companies groups such as Thyssenkrupp, Schindler, Lindt & Sprüngli and Mercedes‑Benz, along with Swiss groups companies Novartis, Julius Bär and Lonza, were set to publish Q2 results. The United Kingdom and France also listed key releases from UK and French firms including AstraZeneca, Vodafone, Barclays, Unilever, Michelin, LVMH, Safran and Danone. The calendar included also incorporated Eurozone business‑climate indices, U.S. labour‑market reports and sector‑specific data like Polish producer prices and German construction output, providing a broad view of corporate performance and economic trends ahead of the second half of 2026. A week later, on sector‑specific metrics. On 30 July, July the earnings season expanded schedule broadened to include a wider set of companies across Europe and Asia. Samsung Electronics (South Korea) joined the rollout, while French and a host of European companies – Societe Générale, German firms Kion Group, Alzchem, Heidelberg Materials, Hella, Knorr‑Bremse, Nemetschek, Siltronic and Siltronic, Wacker Chemie, Belgian brewer Anheuser‑Busch InBev, Luxembourg‑based ArcelorMittal, and French groups Renault, Capgemini and Air France‑KLM announced their Q2 or half‑year results. Additional – with German macro data, notably data forecasting a July consumer‑price index forecast of +3.8 3.8 % YoY, were released. The following day, 31 July, YoY rise in the schedule July CPI. The rollout continued on 31 July with companies such as Sony, Holcim, Siemens Healthineers and major U.K. banks, extending UK banks. A further update on 1 August highlighted the German earnings season across calendar, adding BMW, Siemens‑related suppliers and chemical and mechanical‑engineering firms, alongside GDP forecasts, CPI data and the region. German central bank’s interest‑rate decision. Bertrandt AG released its Q3 2025/2026 results, noting a nine‑month revenue decline to €671.6 million, strong order intake, diversification into aerospace and defence, and progress on its “Fit for Future” efficiency programme.