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FITB

Fifth Third Bancorp

NASDAQ: FITBI · FINANCIAL SERVICES · BANKS - REGIONAL

$25.47
-0.16% today

Updated 2026-06-02

Market cap
$17.72B
P/E ratio
7.39
P/S ratio
2.18x
EPS (TTM)
$3.48
Dividend yield
5.46%
52W range
$24 – $26
Volume
0.0M

Fifth Third Bancorp (FITBI) Earnings

Quarterly earnings history, analyst estimates, and stock price reaction.

EPS beat streak
6 of 8
Last 8 quarters
Avg EPS surprise
Last 4 quarters
Revenue YoY growth
Most recent quarter
EPS YoY growth
+7.2%
Most recent quarter

When is the next earnings report?

Reporting date
March 31, 2026
Consensus EPS estimate
Fiscal period ending
2026-03-31

Quarterly EPS and revenue trend

Quarterly revenue EPS (diluted)

How the stock reacts to earnings

Avg 1-day reaction
+0.6%
Last 2 reports
Positive reaction rate
100%
2 of 2 quarters
Largest single-day move
+0.9%
2025-10-17
Report dateEPS actualSurpriseClose beforeClose after1-day reaction
2026-01-20$1.04$25.59$25.65+0.2%
2025-10-17$0.91$25.49$25.72+0.9%

Quarterly earnings history

Fiscal quarter endingEPS estimateEPS actualSurpriseRevenueYoY revenue
2026-03-31$3.87B+25.8%
2025-12-31$1.04$3.28B
2025-09-30$0.00$0.91$3.30B
2025-06-30$0.88$3.21B
2025-03-31$0.00$0.71$3.08B
2021-06-30$0.00$0.97
2021-03-31$0.00$0.94
2020-12-31$0.00$0.93
2020-09-30$0.00$0.79
2020-06-30$0.00$0.78
2020-03-31$0.00$0.23
2019-12-31$0.00$0.04

Frequently asked questions

When does Fifth Third Bancorp report next earnings?

Fifth Third Bancorp (FITBI) is scheduled to report earnings on March 31, 2026.

Has Fifth Third Bancorp beaten earnings estimates?

Fifth Third Bancorp has beaten Wall Street EPS estimates in 6 of its last 8 quarterly reports. A consistent beat record suggests management guides conservatively and the business has predictable momentum, which tends to support the stock through earnings season.

How does FITBI stock react to earnings?

FITBI has moved an average of +0.6% the day after earnings over its last 2 reports, finishing higher after 2 of them. Next-day moves show how the market digests results in the short term, and repeated dips on strong reports usually mean expectations were already priced in.