The next seven days bring a mix of consumer giants, travel names, and mid-caps to the reporting stand. No major IPOs are scheduled in the window.
Tuesday, July 7 opens proceedings with EPAC — Enerpac Tool Group — dropping Q3 results after the close.
Wednesday, July 8 is the busiest day. LEVI reports Q2 numbers after the bell. Short interest sits at 7.6% of free float. Investors will watch for any guidance on tariff impacts to denim supply chains. AZZ and PSMT also report Wednesday.
PEP kicks off a pre-recorded Q2 call Wednesday evening. The beverage and snack giant carries a $197 billion market cap. Short interest is just 2.2% of free float — bears are not pressing the case here. Volume trends and North America snack demand will dominate the narrative.
Thursday, July 9 sees WDFC report Q3 figures after the close. The consumer products stalwart rarely surprises. — Stolt-Nielsen — also posts first-half results.
Friday, July 10 is headlined by DAL. Delta Air Lines reports Q2 in what will be the week's most-watched event. The airline carries a $60.6 billion market cap. Short interest is a modest 3.5% of free float. Passenger demand and fare trends will be central. ELK — Elkem ASA — rounds out the week with first-half figures from Norway.
No IPOs are confirmed in the seven-day window.
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