Earnings call transcripts

Earnings call transcripts with speakers and Q&A, usually within hours. Each one comes with a summary, the guidance management gave, and what analysts pressed on, free to read.

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  • Samsara (IOT) Q2 2027 earnings call

    Management framed growth as a mix of large-customer expansion, broad product adoption, and a proprietary data advantage powering AI monetization.

    Sep 03, 2026Confident0.78
  • Planet Labs PBC (PL) Q2 2027 earnings call

    Management framed the quarter as proof of execution, with satellite services accelerating growth while AI broadens Planet’s addressable market.

    Sep 03, 2026Confident0.88
  • American Outdoor Brands (AOUT) Q1 2027 earnings call

    Management framed the quarter as innovation-led, with normalized replenishment and controllable margin gains supporting a higher profitability outlook.

    Sep 03, 2026Confident0.78
  • Smith & Wesson Brands (SWBI) Q1 2027 earnings call

    Management framed Q1 as share-led outperformance, while characterizing FY27 growth as steadier and preserving full-year targets.

    Sep 03, 2026Confident0.82
  • DocuSign (DOCU) Q2 2027 earnings call

    Management framed the quarter as evidence IAM is scaling efficiently, broadening use cases and supporting higher ARR expectations while preserving operating leverage. 15.1% of ARR came from IAM, up from 12.6% in Q1.

    Sep 03, 2026Confident0.78
  • Concrete Pumping Holdings (BBCP) Q3 2026 earnings call

    Management framed the quarter as durable, mix-led growth with stronger capital returns, while UK recovery remained early and residential markets weak. Data centers and infrastructure remained the primary U.S.

    Sep 03, 2026Confident0.78
  • Asana (ASAN) Q2 2027 earnings call

    Management framed improving core retention and upmarket momentum as funding a broad AI product transition, while PLG weakness remains the main growth offset.

    Sep 03, 2026Positive0.65
  • Torrid Holdings (CURV) Q4 2026 earnings call

    Management framed July as a broad-based inflection, with customer-file initiatives and category corrections supporting a second-half comparable-sales recovery.

    Sep 03, 2026Confident0.78
  • Zscaler (ZS) Q4 2026 earnings call

    Management framed AI security, broader platform adoption, and improving sales productivity as durable growth drivers despite conservative fiscal 2027 assumptions.

    Sep 03, 2026Confident0.78
  • Lululemon Athletica (LULU) Q2 2026 earnings call

    Management framed the slowdown as a brand and product reset requiring heavier marketing, tighter costs, and incoming CEO review.

    Sep 03, 2026Negative-0.62
  • Oxford Industries (OXM) Q2 2026 earnings call

    Tommy Bahama remains the stabilizer, while Lilly Pulitzer’s assortment error drove a more cautious outlook and a spring 2027 recovery timeline.

    Sep 03, 2026Cautious-0.35
  • Toro (TTC) Q3 2026 earnings call

    Management framed broad-based demand and productivity as durable, while Q&A highlighted underground runway, AMP carryover, and weather discipline.

    Sep 03, 2026Confident0.85

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