Array Technologies (NASDAQ: ARRY) is preparing to disclose its latest financial results on February 25, 2026. The financial community anticipates an earnings per share (EPS) of $-0.01 for the solar tracking company. This announcement is critical for investors, as it not only reveals past performance but also offers a glimpse into the company's future prospects through its guidance. Positive forecasts can significantly influence stock valuation, sometimes even more so than the actual earnings figures.
In the preceding quarter, Array Technologies exceeded analyst expectations by $0.10, which led to a 0.6% rise in its share price the following day. This historical context highlights the importance of surpassing estimates and delivering encouraging future outlooks. The company's stock has demonstrated robust growth, with shares appreciating by 56.27% over the past 52 weeks, trading at $10.69 as of February 23. This upward trend suggests a bullish sentiment among long-term shareholders as they approach the upcoming earnings release.
Examining the company's past performance in detail provides further insight. In Q3 2025, Array Technologies reported an actual EPS of $0.30 against an estimate of $0.20, resulting in a 1.0% price change. Similarly, in Q2 2025, an actual EPS of $0.25 surpassed the $0.19 estimate, though the price saw a -6.00% change. Q1 2025 recorded an actual EPS of $0.13 versus an estimate of $0.09, with a -2.00% price adjustment. Finally, in Q4 2024, the actual EPS was $0.16 against an estimate of $0.17, leading to a -19.00% price change. These figures underscore the dynamic relationship between reported earnings, analyst estimates, and market reactions.
The consistently positive returns over the past year indicate a strong underlying confidence in Array Technologies' business model and its position within the renewable energy sector. As the company approaches this critical earnings report, investors will be closely watching for any signals that could either reinforce this positive trajectory or suggest a shift in market sentiment. The balance between meeting or exceeding EPS estimates and providing strong forward-looking guidance will be key to how the stock performs in the immediate aftermath of the announcement.