Pre-Market Earnings Watch: 12 Major Stocks Set to Report Q3-Q4 Results on November 19, 2025

On November 19, 2025, investors will scrutinize earnings releases from a diverse roster of companies spanning semiconductors, cybersecurity, utilities, airlines, and consumer goods. Here’s what to expect from each player.

Tech Giants Lead the Charge

NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) is preparing its quarterly report for the period ending October 31, 2025. Thirteen analysts tracking the semiconductor powerhouse anticipate earnings per share of $1.18, representing substantial year-over-year growth of 51.28%. However, NVIDIA underperformed estimates in Q2 2025, missing consensus by 3.75%. According to Zacks metrics, NVIDIA’s forward PE ratio stands at 42.47 compared to the semiconductor industry average of -22.10, positioning the chipmaker for potentially superior earnings expansion relative to sector peers.

Palo Alto Networks (PANW) will unveil results for the quarter ended October 31, 2025. Fifteen security analysts have set their consensus EPS target at $0.50, marking a 21.95% year-over-year increase. The cybersecurity firm disappointed in Q3 2025, missing consensus by 16 percentage points. The stock carries over 10 days to cover, indicating meaningful short-side interest. Zacks data shows PANW trading at a 2026 PE of 94.37 versus an industry ratio of -795.60, suggesting investors anticipate strong earnings growth.

Industrial and Specialty Sectors

NewJersey Resources Corporation (NJR) is set to report for the September 30, 2025 quarter. Three analysts covering the utility firm forecast $0.15 EPS, though this represents an 83.15% decline versus the prior-year period. NJR has demonstrated consistency, meeting or beating expectations in three of four recent quarters. The 2025 PE ratio of 14.14 aligns closely with its industry counterpart at 14.20.

Kulicke and Soffa Industries (KLIC) anticipates reporting from its September quarter. The electrical manufacturing sector specialist is projected to post $0.07 EPS by three analysts—a 70.83% contraction year-over-year. Notably, KLIC delivered a dramatic miss in Q1 2025, falling short by 1,360%. The valuation gap is striking: KLIC’s PE of -84.67 against an industry norm of 8.90 signals ongoing profitability challenges.

Consumer-Focused Earnings Releases

BBB Foods Inc. (TBBB) will announce results for the September 2025 quarter. The consumer goods company is forecasted to post negative earnings of -$0.43 per share, a staggering 530% deterioration from prior-year levels. Recent trends are concerning: TBBB has posted negative surprises in the last two quarters, with the most recent miss hitting -225%.

Jack In The Box Inc. (JACK) set to reveal September quarter performance. Seven restaurant industry analysts expect $0.46 EPS, reflecting a 60.34% decline year-over-year. The quick-service restaurant operator underperformed consensus in Q2 2025 by 12.07%. JACK’s PE ratio of 3.10 markedly outperforms the restaurant industry average of -214.30.

Airlines and Services

Copa Holdings (CPA) will present September quarterly results. Seven aviation analysts project $4.03 EPS, a 15.14% uplift versus the prior year. Copa has established an impressive track record, beating expectations across all four quarters of the past year, with the strongest beat of 11.08% occurring in Q2. The airline’s 2025 PE of 7.46 trades below the broader airline industry ratio of 11.20.

Universal Technical Institute (UTI) prepares to report its September quarter. Four education sector analysts anticipate $0.26 EPS, down 23.53% from the comparable period last year. Yet UTI has consistently exceeded analyst expectations every quarter, most impressively in Q2 with a 58.33% beat. The education services provider’s PE of 27.57 exceeds the industry average of 13.40, reflecting growth expectations.

Emerging Growth and Tech Services

JOYY Inc. (JOYY) will announce September 2025 results. With only one analyst providing coverage, the consensus EPS projection is $1.40, up 38.61% year-over-year. JOYY’s 2025 PE of 12.74 sits well below the internet services industry average of 27.10, suggesting potential undervaluation.

ODDITY Tech Ltd. (ODD), the internet software innovator, is slated to report September quarter performance. Three analysts project $0.24 EPS, representing a 17.24% year-over-year decrease. However, the oddity ratio presents an intriguing dynamic: ODD’s valuation multiple of 22.44 significantly exceeds the industry’s -69.60 ratio, indicating the market anticipates meaningful earnings recovery despite near-term softness.

BrightView Holdings (BV) will release September quarter earnings. Three agricultural services analysts forecast $0.29 EPS, a modest 7.41% improvement year-over-year. BV’s PE ratio of 16.75 exceeds the industry benchmark of 7.30, signaling investor confidence in future growth trajectories.

Cerence Inc. (CRNC) to report September 2025 results. The IT services provider faces headwinds, with one analyst expecting -$0.78 EPS—a 358.82% deterioration from prior-year levels. Paradoxically, CRNC has beaten expectations every quarter this year, with Q2 delivering a 93.33% upside surprise. Short interest dynamics have intensified, with days to cover surging 125.70% between mid-October and late-October reporting periods. The -12.61 PE ratio underscore ongoing profitability pressures versus the 17.30 industry mean.

The Broader Outlook

This earnings batch spans cyclical recovery stories (airlines, manufacturing) alongside growth narratives (semiconductors, cybersecurity) and challenged performers (restaurant, consumer goods). Investors should monitor not only whether each company meets consensus but also whether management commentary provides guidance on consumer demand trends, supply chain stability, and capital allocation priorities heading into 2026.