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Analysts expect NVIDIA to post $2.49 adjusted EPS for fiscal Q3 2027

NVIDIA (NVDA) with $5.2 trillion market cap is set to release its fiscal Q3 2027 results. Analysts expect adjusted EPS $2.49, a 100.8 % rise from $1.24 a year earlier, and note the company has beaten expectations for four quarters straight.

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  • Analysts forecast adjusted EPS of $2.49 for NVIDIA's fiscal Q3 2027, a 100.8% increase from $1.24 a year earlier.
  • Consensus expects FY2027 adjusted EPS of $9.30, up 103.5% from $4.57 in FY2026.
  • NVIDIA projects Q3 revenue $108 billion ±2% and 70% FY2028 growth, plus AWS partnership for 2 million GPUs.

For the full fiscal year 2027, consensus forecasts call for adjusted EPS $9.30, up 103.5 % from $4.57 in FY 2026. Revenue guidance points to $108 billion for Q3, plus‑or‑minus 2 %, and a projected 70 % revenue growth in FY 2028.

Analysts remain bullish, with 48 of 52 rating the stock a “Strong Buy.” The earnings preview signals continued momentum for NVIDIA’s AI hardware ecosystem and could shape investor sentiment across the tech sector.

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Full story from finance.yahoo.com · by Sohini Mondal · via Search: NVIDIAOpen source ↗

What to Expect From NVIDIA's Next Quarterly Earnings Report

finance.yahoo.com · 28 October 2026

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