GM (GM) will report second-quarter results before the bell on Tuesday, with investors expecting the Big Three stalwart to keep growing profit, despite fewer sales.
For the quarter, GM is expected to report Q2 revenue of $46.61 billion per Bloomberg consensus, down roughly 1% from the $47.1 billion GM posted a year ago
GM’s adjusted earnings per share is estimated at $3.19, with adjusted EBITDA of $5.65 billion. While not directly comparable, GM’s adjusted EBIT in Q2 last year came in at $3.0 billion — a figure weighed down heavily by tariff costs that are now easing, as tariff offsets take hold. In addition to government offsets that are reducing its tariff bill, GM has spent the past year reworking its supply chain, shifting production, and negotiating with suppliers to blunt the tariff hit.
That allowed GM to raise its full-year 2026 guidance when it reported first quarter results back in April. For the full year, GM expects: – Adjusted EBIT of $13.5 billion-$15.5 billion – Adjusted earnings per share of $11.50-$13.50 – Adjusted automotive free cash flow of $9 billion-$11 billion But while tariffs easing will help its button line, the top line has been slipping. GM sold approximately 715,000 vehicles in the US in the second quarter, a 4.2% decline from a year ago, though it held its position as the country’s top-selling automaker.