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Columbia Sportswear earnings report card

Every report on file against what analysts and the company itself expected, and what the stock did

Beat rate4 of 5 reports beat the EPS estimate

Columbia Sportswear (COLM) beat the analysts' EPS estimate in 4 of its last 5 reports (80%), by +74.6% on average. On report days the stock moved 6.6% in either direction on median (largest 18.7%), rising 60% of the time; after a beat it rose 75% of the time.

Beat rate80% of 5
Average surprise+74.6%
Median move on the day±6.6%
Rose on the day60%

Report by report

QuarterReportedEPS est.EPS reportedSurpriseRevenue reportedStock, the dayvs market
Q3 2026Oct 29, 2026$1.28$1.66+29.3%$963M+10.9%+13.1%
Q2 2026Jul 30, 2026−$0.39$0.52+233.2%$614M-6.6%-9.0%
Q1 2026Apr 30, 2026$0.35$0.65+84.5%$779M+3.9%+2.7%
Q4 2025Feb 3, 2026$1.19$1.73+44.9%$1.1B+18.7%+20.0%
Q3 2025Oct 30, 2025$1.17$0.95-18.7%$943M-4.5%-3.7%

Estimates and reported EPS are the Street's adjusted figures. Revenue reported is from the company's filing. The stock's move is close to close around the report date (the close before it to the close of the session after), against SPY for the market column.

Charts

Columbia Sportswear: EPS reported against the estimateColumbia Sportswear: EPS reported against the estimateEstimateReported$1.17$0.95Q3 2025$1.19$1.73Q4 2025$0.35$0.65Q1 2026−$0.39$0.52Q2 2026$1.28$1.66Q3 2026
Latest (Q3 2026): Estimate $1.28, Reported $1.66.
COLM: the stock's move on each report dayCOLM: the stock's move on each report dayQ3 2026+10.9%Q2 2026-6.6%Q1 2026+3.9%Q4 2025+18.7%Q3 2025-4.5%
Close to close around the report, from the daily price history.

The earnings-day move

Over 5 reports the stock moved 6.6% on median on the day (close to close), the largest move 18.7%.

After a beat the stock rose 75% of the time (4 beats).

How credible is its guidance?

Tax rate: of 4 guided periods, 2 came in beyond the better end of the range, 0 within and 2 short of it; 2 of 4 on the better side of the midpoint (lower is better), on average -1.2% against the midpoint (+ is better). Guidance has been even-handed: results land around the midpoint. On that record the odds the next lands on the better side of the midpoint are about 50%.

Position in the range: 0 is the worse end, 1 the better end (for costs and tax rates, lower). Odds are the record plus one each way (Laplace), not a forecast.

COLM: where tax rate landed in its guided range, last 4 periodsCOLM: where tax rate landed in its guided range, last 4 periodsbeat#1missed#2beat#3-0.12#4
1 = the better end of the range, 0 = the worse end; "beat" is beyond the range, "missed" short of it.

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