Textron Inc. · TXT · Next earnings

Textron Inc. reports Thursday, Oct 22, 2026

TXT reports before market open with consensus EPS at $1.46 and revenue at $3.70B. Last quarter: Textron Q1 2026: Revenue Up 12% as Industrial Separation and MV-75 Ramp Take Shape

Reports Before market open32 days awayDate estimated Industrials

What the street expects

Consensus for the coming report
Consensus EPS $1.46 Calendar consensus
Consensus revenue $3.70B Calendar consensus
Report date Oct 22, 2026 Thursday, date estimated
Session Before market open 32 days away

Where TXT left off: FY2026 Q1

Full report

Textron Q1 2026: Revenue Up 12% as Industrial Separation and MV-75 Ramp Take Shape

EPS surprise +11.5% Reported $1.45 vs $1.30
Revenue surprise +5.5% Reported $3.69B vs $3.50B
Stock move +6.9% Event window
Subsequent drift -4.4% Up to 20 sessions

Guidance was maintained this quarter, a step down from the raised outlook issued in Q4 FY2025. Management reaffirmed its 2026 outlook, including previously communicated revenue growth targets and the ~$650M capex projection (up from $267M in 2025) to fund MV-75 LRIP investments and supply-chain initiatives. The capex outlook is now described as stable rather than increasing, suggesting the elevated spending level is baselined rather than still climbing.

What to watch on the call

Carried forward from the last transcript

Risks management flagged

  • Supply-chain constraints and execution risk in accelerating factory efficiency and aircraft production.
  • Uncertainty around timing and structure of the Industrial separation, including potential tax leakage.
  • Dependence on continued defense budget appropriations and Army funding for MV-75.
  • Margin pressure from mix shifts, particularly lower commercial helicopter deliveries at Bell.
  • Potential impact of Middle East conflict and higher fuel prices on aviation demand.

Questions analysts left open

  • Timing and preferred structure (sale vs. spin-off) of the Industrial separation.
  • Details on reallocating R&D spending to supply-chain improvements.
  • Margin compression at Bell and the impact of commercial helicopter mix.
  • Potential impact of Middle East conflict and higher fuel prices on aviation demand.
  • Execution risk of MV-75 charge timing and overall defense funding outlook.

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