IES Holdings, Inc. · Engineering & Construction

IESCIES Holdings, Inc.

Reports 2026-11-19 · ThuReaction day 11-20upcoming

Before the print · expectations16 days to the print

Street consensus

$2.50EPS

$1.17BRevenue

The record · last 8 prints

±9.3%

average first-day moveclosed higher 5 of 8 times

2/8

moved more than options impliedusually stays inside the implied move

Move ruler · first session

typical ±9.3%

−15%+15%

The options-implied move posts once the event straddle is read, by the night before the print.

What the record doesn't tell you

Which way does IESC go on 11‑19?

Model lean for 11-19, and the evidence behind it
Move band, P10 – P90
Last 8 prints, quarter by quarter
Peers that already reported, and how they traded

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The print · 8-K and callupcoming · 2026-11-19

Revenue—

est. $1.17B

EPS—

est. $2.50

Guidance—read from the 8-K once filed

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IES earnings preview: what the record says

IES (IESC) is scheduled to report earnings on Nov 19, 2026. The consensus estimate calls for EPS of $2.50 on revenue of $1.17B.

Across its last 8 reports, the stock moved an average of 9.3% on the first trading day, closing higher 5 of 8 times. That first-day move was larger than the options-implied move in 2 of 8 reports. Measured over five sessions, the average move was 13.2%.

Historically, IESC has usually stayed inside its implied move.

Figures come from NextPick's earnings-reaction ledger and the options market. Not investment advice.

IESC earnings: key questions

When is IESC's next earnings date?

IES is scheduled to report on Nov 19, 2026.

What are IESC's earnings expectations?

Analysts expect EPS of $2.50 on revenue of $1.17B for the quarter.

How much does IESC stock move after earnings?

Over its last 8 reports, IESC moved an average of 9.3% on the first trading day after earnings. The move was larger than the options-implied move in 2 of 8 reports.