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$LAND
LAND Earnings: Miss 1/4 · 4 quarters tracked
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◈ EARNINGS HUB · 2026-06

LAND Earnings: Miss, Surprise History & Forecast

1/4 quarters beaten · Last EPS $-0.32 (+-19.1%) · AI Grade: NEUTRAL
◈ ESEN AI · EARNINGS PREVIEW
LAND reported EPS of $-0.32 in its most recent quarter (2026-06), missing consensus estimate of $-0.27 by -19.1%. Over the last 4 quarters, the company has beaten estimates 1 times (25% beat rate) with an average surprise of +-21.1%. ESEN AI grade: NEUTRAL.
LAST EPS
$-0.32
est $-0.27
LAST SURPRISE
-19.1%
2026-06
BEAT RATE
1/4
beats / quarters
AVG SURPRISE
-21.1%
last 4Q
◆ EPS MOMENTUM
PERIOD
ACTUAL EPS
ESTIMATE
SURPRISE
2026-06-30
$-0.32
$-0.27
-19.1%
2026-03-31
$-0.24
$-0.23
-3.8%
2025-12-31
$-0.05
$0.23
-120.9%
2025-09-30
$-0.11
$-0.27
+59.3%
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◈ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When did $LAND last report earnings?
LAND last reported earnings on 2026-06-30, with actual EPS of $-0.32 vs estimate of $-0.27.
Did $LAND beat earnings estimates?
No, LAND missed consensus EPS by -19.1%.
What is $LAND's earnings beat rate?
LAND has beaten consensus EPS in 1 of 4 quarters (25%). Average surprise: +-21.1%.
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