Exelon and Cameco report on October 30: what analysts expect

what happened

Exelon Corp and Cameco Corporation will report quarterly results on October 30 for the period ending September 30, 2026. The figures come from Earnings Preview, based on LSEG data.

Exelon, a Chicago-based company, is expected by eight analysts to post revenue of $6.77 billion, up 1.0% from $6.71 billion a year earlier. The mean earnings estimate is 79 cents per share. The average rating is hold, with four buy or strong buy recommendations, 17 holds and one sell or strong sell. The median 12-month price target is $46, about 2.9% above the last close of $44.70.

Cameco, based in Saskatoon, is expected by five analysts to lift revenue by 24.9%, to C$767.666 million from C$614.56 million. The earnings estimate is 30 cents per share. Eighteen analysts rate the stock buy or strong buy, and one rates it hold. The median target is C$180, about 55.5% above the last close of C$115.77. In its previous quarter, Cameco reported 18 cents per share against an estimate of 38 cents.

why it matters

The key question for markets this week is whether the companies meet profit expectations. Exelon's earnings estimate has been unchanged for three months, while Cameco has missed in recent quarters despite a strongly positive analyst consensus. Cameco operates in the uranium sector, so its report also matters for investors tracking uranium and the wider energy complex.

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