Post-earnings recap
Reported
Wed, Jul 29, 2026
EPS actual
$0.53
EPS est.
$0.46
EPS surprise
+15.72%
1-day move
-3.81%
Garrett Motion Inc. reported a better-than-expected EPS for the quarter, which indicates some operational strength. However, the stock dropped by 3.81% following the earnings announcement, suggesting that investors may have been anticipating more comprehensive guidance or stronger revenue figures. The lack of revenue data and management commentary could have contributed to the negative stock reaction.
| Metric | Actual | Expected | Surprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| EPS | $0.53 | N/A | +15.72% |
| Revenue | N/A | N/A | N/A |
No transcript is on record for the earnings call, so the analysis is based solely on numerical results.
Garrett Motion Inc. is a key player in the automotive parts and equipment sector, focusing on advanced technologies for vehicle performance. As consumer spending shifts and the automotive industry evolves, Garrett's innovations in turbocharging and electrification are increasingly important.
Last quarter
In Q1 2026, Garrett reported an EPS of $0.49, exceeding expectations by 15.29%. The stock reacted positively, gaining nearly 25% the following day.
Management promises and guidance
EPS beat streak
7Q
EPS beat rate
88%
Avg EPS surprise
+19.76%
Avg 1-day reaction
+5.74%
Overall, expectations are cautiously optimistic as Garrett has a strong track record of beating EPS estimates. Investors will be keen to see if this trend continues.
Bull case
If Garrett can deliver another EPS surprise and show strong revenue growth, it could reinforce investor confidence and drive the stock higher.
Bear case
Conversely, if the company fails to meet expectations or provides weak guidance, it could lead to a significant drop in stock price, especially given the volatility seen in previous quarters.
The print will turn on these.
Q1
What will the EPS be this quarter, and how does it compare to last quarter's $0.49?
Given Garrett's strong EPS surprise history, this number will be crucial for investor sentiment.
Q2
What are the management's expectations for revenue growth in the upcoming quarters?
Revenue growth is essential for assessing the company's ability to capitalize on market demand and innovate effectively.
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Est. EPS
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Est. Rev
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Impl. Move
±3.5%
Why consensus could be wrong
The Street may underestimate Garrett's ability to innovate and capture market share in the growing electric vehicle sector, which could lead to stronger-than-expected revenue.
Supporting evidence
Garrett has consistently beaten EPS estimates, suggesting a trend that could continue.
The company's focus on electric vehicle components positions it well for future growth as the market shifts.
Options pricing suggests lower volatility than historical averages, indicating potential for a larger move.
Key risk
If Garrett's revenue growth exceeds expectations, it could challenge the current market sentiment.
Pre-commit to what would confirm each case.
This quarter's performance will hinge on whether Garrett can maintain its momentum in a competitive automotive market.
Bull confirmed if
An EPS of $0.50 or higher would confirm the bull case and signal strong operational performance.
Bear confirmed if
An EPS below $0.40 would confirm the bear case, indicating potential challenges in profitability.
What the market is pricing for the move.
Implied Move
±7.25%
Historical Avg
±10.1%
The options market is pricing in a moderate move, suggesting that investors are anticipating some volatility around the earnings report.
Options are pricing ±7.3% while GTX has averaged ±10.1% over the last 8 prints — setup is pricing cheap.
ATM IV
0.6%
30d HV
75.6%
Likely market behavior by outcome. Not investment advice.
Beat & raise
If Garrett beats expectations, history suggests a potential stock increase of about 6.5%, confirming strong operational performance.
In line / cautious
If results are in line with expectations, the stock may see muted movement as investors await further guidance.
Miss
A miss could lead to a decline of around 7.39%, reflecting investor disappointment and concerns about future growth.
The lines on the call that would change the story.