Red Cat, the defense-drone maker behind Black Widow, reports its third quarter of 2026 on November 16, with analysts expecting revenue to double in a quarter. These are the questions people ask about it, each answered with one number and the page where the data lives. At the end I list the API calls behind each answer.
When does Red Cat report Q3 2026 earnings?
Monday, November 16, 2026, after the US market closes, with the call at 4:30 p.m. Eastern (21:30 UTC). The call page will carry the transcript: Red Cat Q3 2026 earnings call. Earlier calls are on its earnings calls page.
What revenue does Red Cat expect for 2026?
$150 million to $180 million, a target it reaffirmed in August. The first half brought $35.7 million, so the second half needs $114 million to $144 million, more than three times the first: the Q2 2026 earnings release.
What do analysts expect?
$40.7 million for the third quarter on average from 5 analysts, double the $20.2 million of the second, with a wide range of $31.4 million to $48.7 million. For the year they expect $150.9 million, the bottom of the target. Figures as of October 21: Red Cat analyst estimates.
How did the last quarter go?
Revenue rose 527% from a year earlier to $20.2 million and the gross margin reached 16.1%, but the operating loss was $38.6 million. Cash stood at $325.6 million at the end of June: Red Cat financials.
What is Red Cat buying?
Steyr Motors, an Austrian maker of engines for defense and civil uses, whose marine engines it wants for its uncrewed boats. On October 19 it launched a cash offer of EUR 39.00 a share for all of it, backed by holders of about 15% of the shares, with acceptances open until December 18: the October 23 filing.
How has the stock reacted to past reports?
Unevenly. It fell 11.0% after the March report, was flat after May's and rose 6.2% after August's: Red Cat stock page.
How much of Red Cat is sold short?
37.6 million shares at the October 15 settlement, about 24.6% of its 152.7 million shares, or 5.7 days of average volume: Red Cat short interest.
Have insiders been buying?
No. Insiders made 8 open-market sales worth about $7.9 million this year, $4.7 million of them by chief executive Jeffrey Thompson, who sold 150,000 shares a month from July to October, and no purchases: Red Cat insider trading.
Where is the stock going into the report?
It closed at $4.04 on November 6, 76.7% below its January 22 high of $17.36, a market value of about $617 million, less than twice the $325.6 million of cash it held in June.
How I pulled these numbers
Each answer is one call to the Equibles MCP server: GetUpcomingInvestorEvents for the call time, GetAnalystEstimates for consensus, ReadDocumentLines on the 8-Ks for the target and the Steyr offer, GetFinancialStatement for the quarter, GetStockPrices for the moves, GetInsiderTransactions for the Form 4s and GetShortInterest for the FINRA settlements.
This is an analysis of public filings and market data, not investment advice.
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