EARNINGS DESK$BAPCredicorp LTDOpen ticker analysis →Credicorp reports earnings after the close for 2026Q3, and the bar is set at $25.31 a share. Actual results are not supplied yet; compare the released figures with these estimates before describing a beat or miss.
What happened
The report is scheduled for 2026-11-09, after the close.
Analysts are looking for about $6.6B in revenue.
$BAP was at $347.93, flat on the day.
Why it matters
The recorded EPS estimate is $25.31 a share. Compare actual EPS on the same accounting basis; this estimate alone does not establish growth, margins or financial strength.
The company reference record lists Credicorp as a large-cap company with market capitalization near $27.6B. Market capitalization is an equity-size measure; it does not identify who traded or how much liquidity is available.
The scheduled report is a future event. Its guidance and financial statements must be read before attributing a future price reaction to either the quarter or the outlook.
The feed places implied volatility at the 78th percentile of its historical comparison. A percentile ranks the reading within that sample; it is not the probability or size of an earnings move.
The numbers
| Report date | 2026-11-09 |
|---|---|
| Timing | After the close |
| Period | 2026Q3 |
| EPS estimate | $25.31 |
| Revenue estimate | $6.6B |
| IV percentile | 78th |
| Stock price | $347.93 |
Three ways this could play out
Bullish continuation
If $BAP closes above $358.15, the reported session high after the report, record the break separately from the EPS and revenue comparisons. Neither a beat nor a range break guarantees further gains.
Bearish rejection
If $BAP closes below $343.02, the reported session low after the report, compare the released guidance and figures with the prior expectations before assigning a cause.
Neutral stabilization
If $BAP remains between $343.02 and $358.15, there is no break of these recorded boundaries. Check option prices and implied volatility directly rather than assuming they fell.
What to watch next
- Guidance for the next quarter and full year, usually the biggest driver of the reaction.
- Margins, which show whether growth is profitable or bought.
- The second-session close: compare it with the first close after results, without treating persistence as a promised trend.
