25 Companies Including ExxonMobil, Colgate Report Q1 Earnings — Energy and Consumer Staples in Focus

On Saturday, May 2, 2026, the SEC received 25 8-K Item 2.02 (earnings announcement) filings. Major companies across diverse sectors—energy, industrial gases, consumer staples, financials, and REITs—disclosed quarterly results.

Today's SEC Earnings Filings

ExxonMobil (XOM) reported quarterly earnings via SEC 8-K Item 2.02 filing. Against a backdrop of persistent crude oil market volatility, the energy major's results are attracting investor scrutiny; specific figures will be available in the full filing and upcoming earnings conference call. HF Sinclair (DINO) also submitted its 8-K Item 2.02 filing on the same day, disclosing quarterly results. Its performance metrics are drawing attention amid ongoing refining margin pressure across the industry.

In industrial gases, Linde (LIN) submitted its SEC 8-K Item 2.02 filing. According to InteliView in-depth analysis, Linde posted Q1 revenue of $8.8 billion, exceeding market expectations by approximately 8%; this filing represents the official documentation of that earnings announcement. LyondellBasell (LYB) also filed its 8-K (Items 2.02, 8.01, 9.01) on the same day, disclosing quarterly results and supplementary information. With demand concerns persisting across the chemicals sector, the company's performance is under close watch.

In consumer staples, Colgate-Palmolive (CL) submitted its SEC 8-K Item 2.02 filing. Per InteliView in-depth analysis, Colgate posted Q1 revenue of $5.3 billion, surpassing market expectations; this filing is the official documentation of those results. Church & Dwight (CHD) and Carter's (CRI) also disclosed quarterly earnings respectively. Carter's drew additional attention by filing executive officer changes (Item 5.02) alongside its earnings announcement.

In financials, Cboe Global Markets (CBOE) filed both its 8-K Item 2.02 earnings and a concurrent Item 2.05 restructuring disclosure, highlighting cost optimization trends. Oppenheimer Holdings (OPY), Lazard (LAZ), TPG (TPG), OneMain Holdings (OMF), and Ares Management each reported quarterly results. Investor attention centers on management fee revenue and asset-raising momentum across the asset management and alternative funds industries.

In REITs and healthcare, Federal Realty Investment Trust and Xenia Hotels & Resorts (XHR) disclosed quarterly earnings. BrightSpring Health Services (BTSG) and Iradimed (IRMD) also reported results, confirming revenue trends in healthcare services. In utilities, Portland General Electric (POR) and DTE Energy (DTB) submitted filings. Additionally, Gates Industrial (GTES), Artmus Filtration (ATMU), AutoNation (AN), Publix Super Market, Liberty Global (LBTYA), and Exodus Movement (EXOD) each filed quarterly earnings disclosures.

Earnings Surprises and Guidance

Per InteliView in-depth analysis, Linde (LIN) posted Q1 revenue of $8.8 billion, delivering an earnings surprise of approximately 8% above consensus. Colgate-Palmolive (CL) similarly exceeded guidance with Q1 revenue of $5.3 billion. Both stocks are attributed gains to global demand recovery and pricing power underpinning results.

According to external news headlines, on May 1 (US time), Apple (AAPL) surged after announcing record quarterly earnings and a $100 billion buyback program, The Motley Fool reported. Additionally, Riot Platforms saw its stock rally after AI data center revenue exceeded expectations, while Rivian (RIVN) declined despite Q1 beats, citing cash burn concerns. Roblox plummeted after guiding full-year bookings lower.

According to MarketBeat, WisdomTree (WT) posted an earnings surprise, with EPS beating consensus estimates by $0.02. Cboe Global Markets filed earnings alongside cost-reduction initiatives, building expectations for improved profitability ahead.

InteliView In-Depth Analysis

• Colgate Posts $5.3B Q1 Revenue, Beats Expectations — Stock Gains — Linked to this SEC filing, detailed analysis of Colgate's pricing power and emerging markets growth momentum
• Linde Q1 Revenue $8.8B, Beats by ~8% — Industrial Gas Demand Recovery Accelerates — Deep dive into demand recovery and margin expansion in industrial gases
• Chevron Q1 Net Income $2.2B, Down 37% YoY but Beats Expectations — Energy sector earnings trends and ExxonMobil comparison
• Mastercard Q1 Revenue $8.4B, Up 16% YoY — Financial sector strength context for interpreting Lazard, TPG, and Ares results
• Altria, L3Harris, 25 Companies Report — SPX Tech Posts Surprise — Comparative analysis of yesterday's earnings surge against today's filings