US Quarterly Earnings Data 2019–2026: 7.6k Stocks

Key findings

1. 136,343 company-quarters for 7,615 US-listed companies, quarters ending January 2019 to June 2026. 95,101 rows carry revenue, 129,387 net income and 108,494 operating income.
2. Latest full quarter (2025Q4): 4,192 companies reported a combined $4.7T of revenue and $495.9B of net income. AMAZON COM INC had the largest revenue ($213.4B), Apple Inc. the largest profit ($42.1B).
3. Most filers lose money: only 52.8% of companies with a net-income line were profitable in 2025Q4, against 79.5% of the 624 companies with at least $1B of quarterly revenue.
4. Concentration: the 50 largest companies by revenue took 48.7% of all revenue reported for 2025Q4, and the 50 most profitable earned 56.9% of all profits.
5. Growth: the median company grew revenue 5.5% year on year in 2025Q4 (companies with at least $1M of revenue a year earlier); the median was 26.0% in the 2021Q2 rebound and -9.8% in 2020Q2.
6. Coverage over time: 5,376 companies at the peak (2022Q1) and 4,192 in 2025Q4; 31,683 Q4 rows are derived from the annual report minus nine months.

Quarter-by-quarter aggregates (calendar quarters)

Sums over the companies that filed each quarter; the set of companies changes from quarter to quarter, so totals are not a like-for-like index. Growth is the median over companies with at least $1M of revenue a year earlier.

Top 50 US companies by quarterly revenue, 2025Q4

Three-month revenue for the period ending in that calendar quarter; fiscal quarter labels differ by company.

Top 50 US companies by quarterly net income, 2025Q4

Fastest revenue growth, 2025Q4 (companies with $100M+ quarterly revenue and $25M+ a year earlier)

Year-on-year growth against the same fiscal quarter a year earlier. Acquisitions drive many of the largest jumps.

Largest quarterly net losses, 2025Q4 (top 50)

Results by sector, 2025Q4

Sector from the SIC code; sectors with fewer than five reporting companies are left out. Net margin is computed over companies that report both revenue and net income, and left blank when that revenue is under $1B (banks and insurers often tag no revenue line).

Median year-on-year revenue growth by sector and year (top 30 sectors by revenue)

Median over all company-quarters ending in that calendar year, for companies with at least $1M of prior-year revenue.

Companies reporting by listing venue and year

Distinct companies with at least one quarter ending in the year; the venue is known for companies matched to a ticker listing.

Companies by quarterly revenue band, 2025Q4

Column dictionary

18 columns in the sample CSV.

Method

1. Source. Structured XBRL data from 10-Q and 10-K filings (and their amendments) filed with the US securities regulator, consolidated figures in US dollars only. Filers reporting in another currency are left out.
2. Quarters. Q1–Q3 are the three-month figures reported in each 10-Q (not the year-to-date). Q4 = the 10-K annual figure minus the nine-month year-to-date of the Q3 10-Q, used only when both start on the same date and the year ends 80–100 days after the nine months (q4_derived = True).
3. One row per company-quarter. When a quarter was filed more than once (amendments, restated comparatives), the latest filing wins. A quarter that appears under two fiscal-year labels is kept once (by period end).
4. Sanity checks. Values are blanked, not corrected, when: revenue is negative; a quarterly figure exceeds a ceiling (revenue $250B, net or operating income ±$100B); a figure is more than 300× above or below the same company's median quarter (scale slips, for companies with at least four quarters and a median above $1M); quarterly revenue exceeds six times total assets (unit errors); operating income exceeds twice revenue for a company with $100M+ revenue; or a derived Q4 revenue is below a quarter or above four times the average of the same year's Q1–Q3 (the annual report was restated, for example for discontinued operations). Rows with no figure left are dropped, and periods ending after 30 June 2026 are excluded.
5. Revenue fallback. For filers that tag no revenue line, revenue = gross profit + cost of revenue when both are filed for the quarter.
6. Not operating companies. Exchange-traded funds, commodity, bitcoin and royalty trusts, and investment funds are dropped by name and SIC code (6189, 6221, 6722, 6726).
7. Calendar quarter. Bucketed from the period end minus 15 days, so a 52/53-week quarter ending on 4 October counts as Q3; each company has at most one row per calendar quarter.
8. Growth. revenue_yoy_pct compares with the same fiscal quarter of the prior fiscal year when the two period ends are 350–380 days apart and prior revenue is positive. Rankings and medians use only companies with at least $1M of revenue a year earlier.
9. Sector. From the latest SIC code the company filed, grouped into readable sectors (with pharmaceuticals, biotech, software, semiconductors, REITs and blank-check companies split out).

10. Website and venue. A company gets a domain when Fliar's company index links its filings to a website directly, or through a unique US ticker whose company name matches. The listing venue comes from the same ticker match.

11. Sample. Each company key is ranked by sha1(key). Keys are taken in rank order until the file holds max(25%, 5,000) rows (capped at 100,000).

12. Profile links. Links are built from Fliar's company index and checked against it. A row whose company has no public profile has an empty link.

Limitations

• One storage shard of the source table was unavailable at release time, so some company-quarters are missing (a slight, roughly even undercount).
• Revenue is not tagged by every filer (banks and insurers often report other income lines), so revenue is blank for a share of rows; net income is the most complete line.
• Q4 is derived, so it absorbs any year-end adjustments and restatements of earlier quarters.
• Quarters ending in 2026 are partial: many companies had not filed their 2026 reports at release time.
• Fiscal years differ by company; use calendar_quarter to compare companies at the same point in time.
• The file includes small and shell companies quoted over the counter alongside large caps; filter by revenue for like-for-like analysis.
• Totals across companies are sums over whoever filed in that quarter, not a fixed index.
• Only part of the companies are linked to a website, so some company_domain and fliar_profile_url cells are empty.

Cite this dataset

@misc{fliarbi_us_quarterly_results_2026,
  author    = {{Fliar BI}},
  title     = {{US Quarterly Earnings Data 2019–2026: 7.6k Stocks}},
  year      = {2026},
  publisher = {Fliar BI},
  url       = {https://fliarbi.com/datasets/us-quarterly-results/},
  note      = {Sample release. Licence CC BY-NC 4.0}
}