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Ferguson plc earnings overview

Latest Ferguson plc (FERG) earnings intelligence, including the newest scorecard, market reaction, and transcript analysis.

Next reportFerguson plc reports Thursday, Nov 5, 2026 · Before market openConsensus EPS $3.31 · consensus revenue $8.72B
FERG FY2026 Q2 · Calendar Q3 2026

Ferguson plc

The supplied analysis supports a constructive operating thesis for Ferguson: resilient demand in HVAC, industrial, water infrastructure and large capital projects, combined with acquisitions and raised guidance, can support continued growth. The counterweight is execution risk from project timing, inflation, inventory, and higher leverage after FloWorks.

EPS surprise+2.4%
Market move+2.8%
FERG FY2026 Q1 · Calendar Q4 2025

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Ferguson's latest earnings analysis supports a constructive operating thesis: non-residential demand, waterworks, acquisitions, and large projects are offsetting residential and HVAC pressure. The evidence is positive, but the next test is whether project growth and operating-margin gains remain durable.

EPS surprise+15.6%
Market move+7.9%
FERG FY2025 Q4 · Calendar Q3 2025

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The latest analysis supports a constructive but conditional view: Ferguson is broadening growth through HVAC, Waterworks, large capital projects, acquisitions, and Ferguson Home, while residential softness and margin uncertainty argue against treating demand as uniformly resilient.

EPS surprise+15.6%
Market move+7.9%
FERG FY2025 Q3 · Calendar Q2 2025

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Ferguson's Q3 results support a constructive operating trajectory: organic growth, HVAC and Waterworks momentum, higher gross margin and raised FY2025 guidance indicate resilient demand and execution. The thesis remains conditional on sustaining volume growth while managing tariffs, commodity pricing, project timing and acquisition integration.

EPS surprise+24.4%
Market move+17.2%
FERG FY2024 Q4 · Calendar Q3 2024

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The results provide partial support for a resilient-demand thesis: margins, cash flow, acquisitions, and project-related demand remained constructive, but FY25 guidance and management's cautious tone show that deflation, SG&A, housing, and project timing could limit earnings growth.

EPS surprise+4.6%
Market move+5.0%

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