IonQ’s Next Earnings Date and What Analysts Expect

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With IonQ shares moving on this week’s quantum error correction news, the next real test for the stock is its upcoming earnings report — here’s what’s currently on the calendar and what analysts are projecting.

When is the report

IonQ’s next earnings report is estimated for November 4, 2026. That’s listed as an estimate rather than a confirmed date, so it’s worth checking IonQ’s investor relations page closer to the date in case the schedule shifts.

What analysts are projecting

Metric Estimate for this report Year-ago figure
EPS Loss of 72 cents per share Loss of 17 cents per share
Revenue About $143.50 million $39.87 million

Two things stand out in that comparison. The projected per-share loss is wider than a year ago, but projected revenue is also more than three and a half times higher than the year-ago figure. Analysts are effectively expecting IonQ to keep growing revenue quickly while continuing to spend at a level that widens the loss per share.

How this fits with the rest of the picture

This earnings date is described as the next scheduled catalyst for the stock, separate from Tuesday’s quantum error correction decoder announcement. Wall Street’s current consensus rating on IonQ is Buy, with an average price target of $67.75 — a view analysts held before this earnings report happens, based on where things stand now.

Before you mark your calendar

Earnings dates for companies that haven’t formally confirmed a reporting date can move by a few days in either direction. Check IonQ’s official investor relations announcements as November approaches to confirm the exact date and time.

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