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Voya to Report Third-Quarter Results After the Close Amid $1.96 Billion Revenue Forecast

Key Facts

1A Reuters preview forecast third-quarter revenue of $1.96 billion and earnings of $2.60 per share.
2Voya said its third-quarter results would be released after the market close on November 2, 2026.
3The board raised the regular dividend by 21% to $0.57 per share.
4Voya said it serves more than 18 million customer relationships.

Voya Financial was scheduled to report its financial results for the third quarter of 2026 after the market close on Monday, November 2, according to the company’s calendar. Ahead of the announcement, a preview cited by Reuters indicated analysts expected revenue of $1.96 billion and earnings of $2.60 per share for the quarter ended in September. But Voya’s investor relations page did not show a third-quarter financial report at the time of verification. The two figures therefore cannot be treated as reported results, and it cannot be said that the company beat expectations. An earlier draft had presented revenue and earnings as actual results, while the figures available in the preview remain estimates made ahead of the announcement.

The revenue estimate of $1.96 billion sets a benchmark for comparison when the statement is released, while $2.60 per share represents analysts’ earnings forecast. The latter is the same figure included in the earlier draft, but it does not establish that Voya actually recorded those earnings. The preview also provides no reported figure for comparison with the forecasts or for measuring any surprise. The expected announcement follows the quarter ended in September, making the reported results the basis for assessing performance during the period. Whether the company met expectations depends on the figures Voya officially releases.

A week before the results preview, Voya’s board announced a 21% increase in the regular cash dividend to $0.57 per share, Reuters reported. The decision adds information about shareholder capital returns in the period before the results announcement. But it does not, by itself, provide evidence of third-quarter revenue or earnings performance. The test of operating performance was still pending the release of official figures. The dividend increase remains parallel context to the earnings and revenue forecasts, not a substitute for them.

Voya describes its business as spanning retirement, employee benefits and investment management, and says it serves more than 18 million customer relationships. This description puts the company’s business scope in the context of its results announcement, without detailing the performance of each business during the quarter. The investor relations page also did not show a third-quarter report at the time of verification, according to the statement posted there: "No financial reports are currently available." The preview published on November 2 therefore remained a source of forecasts, while the company’s expected statement remained the reference for actual figures.

Voya set its announcement for after the market close on November 2, followed by a public call to review the results on Tuesday, November 3, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Eastern Time. The later session gives the company an opportunity to review the quarter’s figures after they are published. Until the statement appears, the forecasts of $1.96 billion in revenue and $2.60 per share remain analyst estimates, not reported results. The available evidence also does not include a share price or market move tied to the announcement. The next event is the release of results, followed by their review during the scheduled call.

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