SNASnap-on Incorporated
Snap-on Incorporated sells tools, equipment, and software for automotive, heavy-duty, and industrial repair markets. The company’s next catalyst is Oct 22, 2026 — Q3 2026 Earnings Release, which will test its ability to sustain revenue growth and margin expansion amid softening demand in key end-markets.
- Revenue grew 0.7% YoY to $4.78B in 2026, with net income of $1.02B and diluted EPS of $4.96.
- Net margin (TTM) stands at 21.4%, with debt-to-equity of 0.24x.
- Shareholders’ equity is $5.93B, reflecting a solid capital structure.
The schedule
- Thu22Oct
The Q3 2026 Earnings Release is a key event for SNA, scheduled for October 22, 2026, with results expected to be released by October 29, 2026. This event is anticipated to have a high impact on the stock's price movement due to its significance in assessing the company's financial performance and future outlook. The market will closely watch for guidance on revenue, profitability, and any strategic updates that could influence investor sentiment. Based on historical trends in the Tools & Accessories sector, the stock may experience a positive move, though there is also potential for volatility depending on the actual results and broader market conditions.
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Past
- Sat25Jul
Actual outcome: Bull · $410.41 at outcome
Snap-on delivered a strong Q2 2026 earnings beat, reporting EPS of $4.96 and a 4.7% increase in revenues driven by 3% organic sales growth. The robust top- and bottom-line performance, supported by solid automotive demand and successful acquisitions, alleviated concerns over margin pressure and drove the stock well past the $390.00 bull target.
Snap-on delivered a strong Q2 2026 earnings beat, reporting EPS of $4.96 and a 4.7% increase in revenues driven by 3% organic sales growth. The robust top- and bottom-line performance, supported by solid automotive demand and successful acquisitions, alleviated concerns over margin pressure and drove the stock well past the $390.00 bull target.
- Thu12Feb
Actual outcome: Bull · $381.69 at outcome
The stock closed at $381.69 on the outcome date, reaching the bull target of $385.00. The earnings report showed an EPS actual of 5.02, matching the estimate, and the price action reflected positive sentiment, likely driven by strong forward guidance and strategic developments that reinforced the company's long-term growth prospects.
The stock closed at $381.69 on the outcome date, reaching the bull target of $385.00. The earnings report showed an EPS actual of 5.02, matching the estimate, and the price action reflected positive sentiment, likely driven by strong forward guidance and strategic developments that reinforced the company's long-term growth prospects.
- Tue10Feb
Actual outcome: Bear · $362.00 at outcome
Snap-On delivered a Q4 2025 earnings and revenue beat (EPS $4.94 vs. $4.86 consensus), driven by resilient organic sales and strong financial services growth. However, the results confirmed the market's primary concern, as operating income remained flat year-over-year amid persistent margin pressures from raw material and labor costs. This combination of a headline beat and confirmed margin headwinds resulted in the stock trading in a tight range, holding well above the bear floor but failing to clear the bull target.
Snap-On delivered a Q4 2025 earnings and revenue beat (EPS $4.94 vs. $4.86 consensus), driven by resilient organic sales and strong financial services growth. However, the results confirmed the market's primary concern, as operating income remained flat year-over-year amid persistent margin pressures from raw material and labor costs. This combination of a headline beat and confirmed margin headwinds resulted in the stock trading in a tight range, holding well above the bear floor but failing to clear the bull target.
