Allegion will announce its 2025 third-quarter financial results on Oct. 23 before the market opens. CEO John H. Stone and CFO Mike Wagnes will review the results during an 8 a.m. ET conference call. The call will be available via webcast on Allegion's website. A replay will be available later that day. Allegion is a global security products and solutions provider with a portfolio of hardware, software, and electronic solutions.
Dublin, Ireland-based Allegion plc (ALLE) is poised to announce its fiscal Q3 2025 earnings on October 23, before the market opens. The global security products and solutions provider, valued at a market cap of $15.2 billion, is expected to report a profit of $2.21 per share, up 2.3% from the previous year's quarterly earnings of $2.16 per share
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Allegion, which offers a range of mechanical and electronic security products, including locks, hinges, door closers, and access control systems, has a history of beating Wall Street's bottom-line estimates. In the previous quarter, the company reported earnings of $2.04 per share, which exceeded analyst expectations by 2%
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For the current fiscal year, analysts expect Allegion to report a profit of $8.18 per share, up 8.6% from fiscal 2024. The EPS is expected to grow further to $8.65 in fiscal 2026
What You Need to Know Ahead of Allegion's Earnings Release[1].
CEO John H. Stone and CFO Mike Wagnes will review the results during an 8 a.m. ET conference call, available via webcast on Allegion's website. A replay will be available later that day .
Wall Street analysts are moderately optimistic about ALLE’s stock, with a "Moderate Buy" rating overall. Among 11 analysts covering the stock, three recommend "Strong Buy," and eight suggest "Hold.” The mean price target for ALLE is $178.33, indicating a marginal potential upside from the current levels
What You Need to Know Ahead of Allegion's Earnings Release[1].
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