NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ: NVDA) will report its Q3 FY26 results on 19 November 2025 after the US market close, for the quarter ended October 2025.
As the leading provider of AI-accelerated computing, NVIDIA’s numbers are expected to set the tone for the broader AI, semiconductor and cloud-infrastructure space.
Key Expectations
NVIDIA’s own guidance for Q3 FY26 calls for revenue of US$54.0 billion ±2%, driven primarily by data-centre AI demand.
Street consensus is clustered close to this range:
Revenue: around US$54.6–55.0 billion, implying ~50–56% year-on-year growth.
Adjusted EPS: US$1.23–1.26, also expected to grow by more than 50% YoY.
Options markets are pricing an implied move of roughly ±7% around the event, signalling expectations of a meaningful post-earnings reaction.
What the Market Will Focus On
Data-centre AI demand
Momentum in Blackwell and H100 shipments
Order visibility from major cloud providers and large enterprises
China & export restrictions
Revenue impact from US controls on advanced AI chips
Management’s ability to redirect growth to other regions
Margins & guidance
Delivery against guided gross margins in the low-to-mid-70% range
Revenue and margin outlook for Q4 FY26 and beyond
Analyst Sentiment
Wall Street remains strongly positive on NVIDIA:
Average 12-month target: around US$230–240 per share, implying notable upside from current levels.
The vast majority of analysts rate the stock Buy / Strong Buy, with only one well-known Sell rating out of roughly 60+ covering the name.
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