U-Haul outlines earnings calendar, shares on NYSE radar

By Christina Vogel, Background & Management desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-30, 13:39.

U-Haul Holding Company (US02744A1097) begins the week with investors watching its next quarterly update on the New York Stock Exchange. Consensus data point to continued focus on revenue growth and earnings per share in the rental and storage segments, with Wall Street tracking margins and cash generation.

What analysts expect for UHAL

Analyst aggregation platforms currently cite a median 12?month price target around 105.80 US dollars for U-Haul, with published ranges from roughly 60.61 to 141.72 dollars per share based on several U.S. and international research houses. The distribution of ratings skews mixed, with around one third tagged as Buy, a low double?digit share as Hold and more than half classified as Sell in the compiled statistics.

For the near term, models referenced by these platforms project next?quarter earnings per share for U-Haul around 0.76 dollars and revenue near 1.65 billion dollars, reflecting expectations for a still sizable seasonal moving business. These estimates imply that EBIT margins and free cash flow will remain key topics when the company next reports on the NYSE, alongside any commentary on fleet utilization and occupancy in its self?storage locations.

Tuesday focus on consensus and calendar

On a Tuesday consensus lens, the U-Haul stock sits within a broader transport and logistics peer group where investors benchmark it against names such as United Airlines in passenger transport or major truck and logistics operators in North America. While the underlying businesses differ, leverage metrics, capital expenditure and return on invested capital are common datapoints in Wall Street coverage of these companies.

U-Haul traditionally reports quarterly results on a schedule aligned with the U.S. fiscal calendar, with dates communicated via its investor relations page and exchange filings. Market participants therefore track the earnings calendar to position around updates on utilization rates, pricing trends for truck and trailer rentals and growth in storage square footage, all of which feed directly into revenue and earnings trajectories.

The business behind the U-Haul stock

U-Haul’s core business model centers on providing do?it?yourself moving and storage services across the United States and Canada. The company operates a large fleet of trucks, trailers and towing equipment that customers rent for short periods, typically tied to household relocations or small business moves.

In addition to vehicle rentals, U-Haul has built a significant self?storage footprint, offering storage units of various sizes in company?owned and managed facilities. Ancillary revenue streams include the sale of moving supplies such as boxes, packing materials and hitch accessories, along with services like propane refilling at many locations.

Where the U-Haul shares trade today

The U-Haul Holding Company shares (US02744A1097) trade on 2026-06-29, 16:00 Eastern Time on the New York Stock Exchange at a last closing price of 67.05 US dollars. Intraday quotes on 2026-06-30 follow U.S. market hours and are typically reported with a standard delay on public data pages.

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