Earnings Reports 18 February 2026 - 23 February 2026

Carvana shares closed at $336.62 Friday, up 1.2% after a volatile week marked by cost concerns and missed profit estimates. The stock dropped 8% Thursday as higher reconditioning and depreciation costs prompted several brokerages to cut price targets. Carvana reported 2025 retail unit sales up 43% and revenue up 49% to $20.3 billion. Investors await U.S. producer price data on Feb. 27 for signals on rates and auto lending.

Oceaneering International shares dropped about 4% to $34.74 Friday after the company forecast 2026 free cash flow of $100 million to $120 million, down from $191 million in the fourth quarter. Fourth-quarter revenue fell 6% to $669 million, missing estimates, while adjusted earnings beat forecasts at 45 cents per share. Management warned of a slower first quarter as energy activity remains weak.

Quanta Services shares rose 1% to $559.54 premarket Friday after forecasting 2026 adjusted profit above Wall Street estimates. The company reported fourth-quarter revenue of $7.84 billion, up from $6.55 billion a year earlier, and closed Thursday at a record $554.00. Quanta acquired three companies last quarter for $1.73 billion. The firm ended 2025 with a $43.98 billion backlog.

Celsius Holdings shares jumped 7.3% to $47.36 in premarket trading Friday after management highlighted shelf space and distribution gains at the CAGNY investor conference. The stock closed at $44.13 Thursday. The company will report fourth-quarter and full-year results on Feb. 26. Newly named director Alkidas Jacoby Chrysso disclosed no Celsius securities in a Thursday filing.

Booking Holdings shares dropped 6.2% to $4,007.45 after hours Thursday, swinging as low as $3,874.89. The move followed fourth-quarter results, a 25-to-1 stock split announcement, and comments on softer U.S. pricing and shorter stays. Investors cited AI risks and shifting travel demand. CEO Glenn Fogel sold shares Feb. 17 under a pre-set plan, SEC filings show.

Carvana shares fell about 8% in after-hours trading Thursday, extending losses after fourth-quarter results missed analyst profit estimates. The company cited higher inspection and reconditioning costs, with gross profit per unit dropping to $6,427. Brokerages cut price targets following the update. Short interest remains high at about 10.7% of free float.

Carvana shares fell 3.3% to $349.65 in New York after a sharp post-earnings selloff, briefly dropping nearly 18% at the open. Higher reconditioning and depreciation costs pushed quarterly expenses to $2.16 billion, pressuring profit despite a 58% revenue jump. CFO Mark Jenkins said cost pressures will continue into Q1. Investors are watching Friday’s U.S. PCE inflation report for rate and auto loan signals.

Huntsman shares fell 2.5% to $13.08 Thursday morning after JPMorgan downgraded the stock to “neutral,” citing valuation concerns. The drop follows an 8.6% surge Wednesday after the company reported a $96 million quarterly loss, lower EBITDA, and declared a $0.0875 dividend. Huntsman flagged continued weak demand and pricing pressure in key segments.

Wingstop shares opened about 1% lower Thursday after a 10.8% surge the previous day, as investors weighed a 5.8% drop in domestic same-store sales against new 2026 growth targets. Fourth-quarter revenue rose 8.6% to $175.7 million, with adjusted earnings at $1.00 per share. The board declared a 30-cent dividend payable March 27 and repurchased 248,278 shares in the quarter.

Transocean shares rose about 1.3% premarket Thursday after Barclays downgraded the stock to equalweight but raised its price target to $6. Investors await fourth-quarter earnings and a fleet status report due after the close. The company recently announced a $5.8 billion all-stock deal to buy Valaris. Oil prices climbed, lifting sector peers Valaris and Noble Corp in early trading.

Klarna shares dropped 1.6% to $18.95 in premarket trading ahead of its Q4 earnings release. Morgan Stanley cut its price target to $23, citing U.S. execution concerns and a March lock-up expiry. Investors are watching credit loss provisions and cost control. A shareholder lawsuit deadline tied to Klarna’s IPO falls on Feb. 20.

Lemonade shares jumped 5.6% to $69.39 in premarket trading ahead of its quarterly results due Thursday. Analysts expect a loss of 39 cents per share on $216.3 million revenue. Investors are watching loss ratios, premium growth, and updates on the path to profitability. The company recently expanded its auto insurance, including a partnership with Tesla’s Full Self-Driving software.

Carvana shares fell 14.8% to $308.10 in after-hours trading after fourth-quarter adjusted EBITDA missed estimates, despite record revenue of $5.603 billion and unit sales of 163,522. The company cited higher reconditioning costs and faster vehicle depreciation as key pressures. Carvana expects reconditioning costs to remain elevated in the first quarter.

Booking Holdings shares rose 3% to $4,269.99 in after-hours trading after fourth-quarter profit and revenue beat estimates. The company forecast 14%-16% gross bookings growth for the current quarter and mid-teens adjusted earnings growth for 2026. A 25-for-1 stock split and a 9.4% dividend increase to $10.50 per share are set for April. Gross bookings climbed 16% to $43 billion in the quarter.

DoorDash shares climbed 6.6% to $173.01 Wednesday afternoon ahead of its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 earnings report, due after the market close. Investors are focused on the company’s 2026 spending plans and margin outlook following a recent stock slide. Analysts expect earnings of 58 cents per share on $3.97 billion revenue. DoorDash will hold a conference call at 5 p.m. ET.