Next Quarterly Earnings
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
CW 46
Pre-Market
In 76 days
Pre-market — typically early morning before trading starts (around 7–8 a.m. CET).
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries is a global leader in pharmaceuticals, dedicated to developing, manufacturing, and distributing both generic and innovative specialty medicines. The company is committed to improving global patient health by making essential medications accessible.
Frequently asked questions
When will Teva Pharmaceutical Industries report its next quarterly earnings?
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries is scheduled to report its next quarterly earnings on 11/11/2026. Pre-market — typically early morning before trading starts (around 7–8 a.m. CET).
When did Teva Pharmaceutical Industries last report quarterly earnings?
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries last reported quarterly earnings on 7/29/2026 (Q2 2026). Earnings per share (EPS) came in at 0.06 ILS.
How does Teva Pharmaceutical Industries stock react to earnings?
Across its last 5 earnings reports, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries stock moved by ±11.5% on average the following day. The largest reaction was +20.2% on 11/05/2025; 4 of 5 reactions were positive.
How often has Teva Pharmaceutical Industries beaten expectations?
Teva Pharmaceutical Industries has beaten analyst EPS estimates in 4 of its last 5 evaluated quarters (beat rate: 80%).
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Earnings statistics
Stock reaction to earnings
±11.5%
Avg. next-day move
+20.2%
Largest move (11/05/2025)
80%
Share of positive reactions
±15.7%
Avg. move after 7 days
Basis: price reactions to the last 5 report dates (close to close).
Estimates vs. results
4/5
Quarters above estimates
80%
Beat rate
-0.8%
Avg. EPS surprise
Basis: 5 quarters with an analyst estimate and reported EPS.
Past price reactions are not a reliable indicator of future performance.