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When does Arch Capital Group Ltd. (ACGL) report earnings? After the close in 12 of its last 12 reports

Of its last 12 earnings announcements: 12 after the close. Each one comes from the 8-K with item 2.02 that Arch Capital filed with the SEC, paired with the 10-Q or 10-K for that same quarter: 65 quarters since Jul 26, 2010, and every row links to its filing.

Next date: ACGL does not appear in the announced-earnings calendar this site covers (Oct 21, 2026 to Nov 24, 2026). When the company announces the day it will show up here; until then there is no date, and an estimate of ours would not be one.

Most frequent session (last 12)after the close12 of 12 with a time
8-K time (median)16:09New York time
Day of the weekMonday5 of 12
After the quarter ends29.5 daysmedian over the window
Lead over the 10-Q/10-K6 sessionsmedian over the window
Quarters on file65since Jul 26, 2010

The last 20 quarters, one by one

"Lead": trading sessions between the announcement and the full quarterly report to the SEC (10-Q, or 10-K at fiscal year end). For Arch Capital, a median of 6 sessions over the last 12 quarters.

AnnouncementDayTime (NY)SessionQuarter endedSEC reportLeadFiling
Jul 28, 2026Tuesday16:04after the closeJun 30, 202610-Q · Aug 4, 20265 sessions8-K
Apr 28, 2026Tuesday16:07after the closeMar 31, 202610-Q · May 5, 20265 sessions8-K
Feb 9, 2026Monday16:27after the closeDec 31, 202510-K · Feb 26, 202612 sessions8-K
Oct 27, 2025Monday16:06after the closeSep 30, 202510-Q · Nov 6, 20258 sessions8-K
Jul 29, 2025Tuesday16:09after the closeJun 30, 202510-Q · Aug 5, 20255 sessions8-K
Apr 29, 2025Tuesday16:09after the closeMar 31, 202510-Q · May 7, 20256 sessions8-K
Feb 10, 2025Monday16:07after the closeDec 31, 202410-K · Feb 27, 202512 sessions8-K
Oct 30, 2024Wednesday16:08after the closeSep 30, 202410-Q · Nov 7, 20246 sessions8-K
Jul 30, 2024Tuesday16:07after the closeJun 30, 202410-Q · Aug 6, 20245 sessions8-K
Apr 29, 2024Monday16:13after the closeMar 31, 202410-Q · May 9, 20248 sessions8-K
Feb 14, 2024Wednesday16:13after the closeDec 31, 202310-K · Feb 23, 20246 sessions8-K
Oct 30, 2023Monday16:16after the closeSep 30, 202310-Q · Nov 9, 20238 sessions8-K
Jul 26, 2023Wednesday16:16after the closeJun 30, 202310-Q · Aug 2, 20235 sessions8-K
Apr 26, 2023Wednesday16:34after the closeMar 31, 202310-Q · May 4, 20236 sessions8-K
Feb 13, 2023Monday16:12after the closeDec 31, 202210-K · Feb 24, 20238 sessions8-K
Oct 26, 2022Wednesday16:53after the closeSep 30, 202210-Q · Nov 3, 20226 sessions8-K
Jul 27, 2022Wednesday16:14after the closeJun 30, 202210-Q · Aug 3, 20225 sessions8-K
Apr 27, 2022Wednesday16:14after the closeMar 31, 202210-Q · May 4, 20225 sessions8-K
Feb 9, 2022Wednesday16:18after the closeDec 31, 202110-K · Feb 25, 202211 sessions8-K
Oct 27, 2021Wednesday16:19after the closeSep 30, 202110-Q · Nov 4, 20216 sessions8-K

The table shows the 20 most recent quarters. All 65 are in the CSV, with the same columns and one row per quarter.

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How Arch Capital shares moved on their latest earnings

Over the 8 announcements with prices in this table, ACGL rose once and fell 7 times; the median move, ignoring sign, was 1.9%, against 0.2% for SPY over the same windows. The largest, −6.3%, came with the results of Oct 30, 2024. Reported EPS beat the consensus estimate in 5 of the 5 quarters with an estimate.

AnnouncementSessionWindow, close to closeACGLSPYEPS actual / expected
Jul 28, 2026after the closeJul 28, 2026 → Jul 29, 2026−1.8%−1.5%2.56 / 2.46 (+4%)
Apr 28, 2026after the closeApr 28, 2026 → Apr 29, 2026−4.5%0%2.5 / 2.46 (+1.5%)
Feb 9, 2026after the closeFeb 9, 2026 → Feb 10, 2026+1.9%−0.3%2.98 / 2.57 (+15.8%)
Oct 27, 2025after the closeOct 27, 2025 → Oct 28, 2025−1.4%+0.3%2.77 / 2.25 (+22.9%)
Jul 29, 2025after the closeJul 29, 2025 → Jul 30, 2025−0.6%−0.1%2.58 / 2.3 (+12.2%)
Apr 29, 2025after the closeApr 29, 2025 → Apr 30, 2025−1.9%0%
Feb 10, 2025after the closeFeb 10, 2025 → Feb 11, 2025−2%+0.1%
Oct 30, 2024after the closeOct 30, 2024 → Oct 31, 2024−6.3%−2%

ACGL window: when it reported after the close, from that day's close to the next. Split-adjusted closes and EPS with its estimate, from Yahoo Finance. It already happened: it does not anticipate the next announcement.

Where each number comes from

From the 8-K with item 2.02 ("Results of Operations and Financial Condition") that Arch Capital filed on EDGAR, the SEC's public database; only those with their 10-Q or 10-K behind them count, so other 8-Ks with the same item (production figures, monthly sales) stay out. The time is converted to New York time using this specific company's stamp convention (its EDGAR stamp arrives in UTC), and it is not assumed: it is derived from the hours in which EDGAR accepts filings.

What this data does not know

  • The exact time of the press release: the 8-K reaches EDGAR minutes or hours later, so Arch Capital's median 16:09 is an upper bound. The session says which one the news landed in, not what minute it was said.
  • Nothing before Jul 26, 2010: it is Arch Capital's oldest quarter with announcement and report paired in the file.
  • What will happen. Every date on the page already happened. Arch Capital reporting after the close 42 quarters in a row does not say the next one will be the same.
  • Arch Capital's identity is its SEC CIK (0000947484), not its symbol: symbols get recycled and renamed.

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Source: EDGAR, the SEC's public database (forms 8-K, 10-Q and 10-K). Data through Jul 28, 2026. This is a list of public facts and of calculations made on them, not financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.

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