Companies Reporting This Week
RPM International Inc. (RPM) — Tuesday, October 6
RPM International, a specialty coatings and sealants manufacturer, kicks off the week with a pre-market report on Tuesday. Analysts are expecting earnings per share (EPS — a company's profit divided by its outstanding shares) of $1.95 for the quarter. With a market capitalisation of approximately $12.7 billion, RPM sits in the mid-cap space and will be watched for any signals on construction and industrial demand trends heading into year-end.
PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP) — Thursday, October 8
PepsiCo reports before the market opens on Thursday, bringing one of the week's highest-profile prints with a market cap of roughly $171.8 billion. The analyst consensus EPS estimate stands at $2.29, and as a bellwether for consumer staples — everyday goods that households tend to buy regardless of economic conditions — PepsiCo's commentary on pricing power and volume trends will be closely followed across the sector.
Tilray Brands, Inc. (TLRY) — Thursday, October 8
Also reporting pre-market on Thursday, Tilray Brands carries a consensus EPS estimate of ($0.18), meaning analysts expect the cannabis and beverage company to post a loss for the period. At a market cap of around $532 million, Tilray is the smallest reporter of the week, and investors will likely focus on revenue trajectory and any updates to its ongoing diversification strategy beyond cannabis.
What to Watch
This week's trio covers notably different corners of the market — industrials, consumer staples, and cannabis — making it a cross-sector check-in rather than a thematic cluster. PepsiCo's results may offer the broadest read-through, given how closely consumer staples earnings are watched as an indicator of household spending health. Tilray's expected loss is a reminder that profitability timelines in the cannabis sector remain a key variable for analysts tracking the space. Across all three, listen for management guidance on the remainder of 2026, as forward-looking commentary often moves markets as much as the headline EPS number itself.