PAMT stock heads toward October 25 earnings after Q2 loss

Published on 10/07/2026 at 05:56 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

PAMT stock heads toward the October 25 earnings date after a USD 7.44 million Q2 net loss. Revenue rose 16.1 percent sequentially to USD 164.65 million.

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PAMT Corp (ISIN US6931491061) was last at USD 11.55 on Nasdaq on October 6, 2026, down 3.91 percent from the prior close. The company now points to October 25, 2026, for its next estimated quarterly earnings announcement, according to PAM Transport.

Q2 revenue improved sequentially

PAMT reported USD 164.65 million in second-quarter revenue for the period ended June 30, 2026, up from USD 141.88 million in the first quarter. That represents a 16.1 percent sequential increase, but revenue remained below the USD 173.2 million forecast, according to Investing.com.

The operating picture stayed difficult despite the higher sales base. Second-quarter operating loss was USD 10.408 million, net loss was USD 7.444 million, and GAAP diluted EPS was negative USD 0.36, compared with a forecast loss of USD 0.11 per share, according to Investing.com. For investors, the key tension is clear: freight demand lifted revenue, while profitability remained under pressure.

Losses keep the October date important

The next scheduled checkpoint is October 25, 2026. PAM Transport's investor page identifies that date as the next estimated quarterly earnings announcement, giving the upcoming report particular weight after the second-quarter loss and the revenue forecast miss.

Small-cap stock remains below yearly high

PAMT's October 6 market capitalization was USD 241.9 million, with volume of 17,698 shares. The 52-week range was USD 7.15 to USD 17.75, placing the last price USD 6.20 below the high, or 34.9 percent lower.

The stock was last at USD 11.55 on Nasdaq on October 6, 2026, while the next company earnings announcement is scheduled for October 25, 2026. The figures leave the earnings release as the next measurable test of whether higher revenue can translate into improved margins.