Deere & Co sets next earnings date, shares hold steady on NYSE

By Mark Bergmann, Earnings & Calendar desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-29, 09:50.

Deere & Co (US24419L1061) opens the week with a clear timetable for its next quarterly update. The agricultural machinery manufacturer, whose shares trade on the NYSE in the S&P 500 index, has its fiscal third-quarter earnings release slated for August 16, 2026, per its investor calendar.

What the upcoming quarter will show

Deere & Co follows a fiscal year that differs from the calendar year, with its fiscal third quarter typically covering the Northern Hemisphere spring months when farm activity is robust and demand for equipment is seasonally strong. According to the company’s published investor relations calendar, management plans to report third-quarter figures and host the usual analyst conference call on August 16, 2026, before the US market open. The Deere investor relations events page lists the Q3 2026 earnings date.

Consensus expectations compiled by several market data providers point to continued year-on-year growth in earnings per share, but at a slower pace than in prior years as pricing tailwinds normalize and input costs remain elevated. Market participants will scrutinize margin development in the Production and Precision Agriculture segment, where Deere has historically generated a significant share of profits, and they will also focus on order trends for large tractors and combines in North America and Europe. MarketBeat’s Deere earnings overview summarizes consensus estimates for upcoming quarters.

Analysts track demand and margins

Analyst coverage of Deere & Co remains broad, with major houses such as Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and UBS following the stock due to its importance in the global capital goods sector. Recent analyst commentary has highlighted a more balanced outlook for agricultural equipment demand, noting that high commodity prices in recent years supported farm incomes, but that softer price trends and rising financing costs could temper new equipment purchases in some regions. A recent Reuters market report lists Deere among notable US industrial stocks watched by investors.

In this context, the upcoming August earnings release is expected to provide clearer guidance on Deere’s full-year outlook, including any adjustment to its previously communicated net income range and segment forecasts. Analysts will pay particular attention to commentary on precision agriculture technologies, aftermarket parts demand, and construction and forestry equipment orders, as these areas can help offset cyclical swings in large agricultural machinery sales. Deere’s position as a peer to companies like CNH Industrial and AGCO in farm equipment, and to Caterpillar in construction machinery, keeps its results closely watched across sectors.

How Deere & Co earns its money

Deere & Co generates the bulk of its revenue by designing, manufacturing and selling agricultural and construction machinery, along with forestry equipment and related services. Its John Deere brand is globally recognized for tractors, combines, self-propelled sprayers and precision agriculture solutions that integrate GPS guidance, data analytics and connectivity to help farmers optimize field operations and input use.

In addition to large agricultural equipment, Deere’s Construction & Forestry segment supplies excavators, loaders and harvesters used in infrastructure projects, logging and material handling, while the company also operates a substantial aftermarket parts and service business that provides replacement components, maintenance and digital tools. Financial services, including equipment financing for customers and dealers, complement the industrial operations and support sales in key markets.

Where the Deere & Co shares trade today

As of 2026-06-26, 15:59 Eastern Time, Deere & Co shares (US24419L1061) traded on the NYSE at 613.45 US dollars, according to recent market data, with a market capitalization of roughly 165.5 billion US dollars based on that closing price. Stockopedia’s Deere & Co price and market cap overview reports the latest quoted figures for the NYSE listing.

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