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4 Stocks That May Get a Big Earnings Bump This Week
Written by Nathan Reiff. Published 8/11/2025.
Key Points
- Many of the biggest companies have already reported earnings for this season, but a number of underappreciated names could still be poised for a big bump as they report later in the cycle.
- Applied Materials has a crucial role to play in domestic chip manufacturing, while Amcor's major combination with Berry Global has finally taken effect.
- Sea Ltd. is experiencing rapid growth in its expanded digital financial services offerings, and Qifu is seeing something similar with its major banking partnerships in China.
As Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) shows, predicting the market's response to an earnings report can be difficult—even when a company beats analyst expectations for both revenue and profits. Amazon's share price fell after its latest report, despite top- and bottom-line beats, illustrating how cautious forward guidance or hints of near-term challenges can erase built-up investor goodwill.
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Given this uncertainty, it's impossible to know how the four companies below will fare when they report earnings during the week of August 11. Each, however, stands out among its peers with strong analyst support and other compelling catalysts.
Here's a closer look for anyone considering a pre-earnings purchase.
Crucial Player in Domestic Chip Manufacturing
Applied Materials Inc. (NASDAQ: AMAT) provides technologies essential to manufacturing chips, DRAM and NAND memory, making it a key player in the AI and data center space. But its addressable market extends far beyond that—its equipment is used in everything from personal computers and smartphones to cloud servers.
The chip foundry market is expected to grow rapidly, maintaining high demand for Applied Materials' Etch and eBeam products. The company also recently announced a partnership with Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) and Texas Instruments Inc. (NASDAQ: TXN) to supply American-made manufacturing equipment.
That positions Applied Materials to benefit from a regulatory landscape strongly favoring domestic chip production. Although those developments won't impact the latest quarter, analysts remain optimistic, forecasting 7.4% earnings growth this year. Seventeen of 25 analysts rate AMAT shares a Buy, with price targets implying over 10% upside.
Berry Global Deal Could Boost Amcor
Amcor plc (NYSE: AMCR), the packaging products giant, may see a lift in its fiscal fourth-quarter results thanks to its all-stock combination with Berry Global. The more than $8 billion deal closed in April 2025, within the latest quarter.
Amcor expects the acquisition to deliver 12% EPS accretion in fiscal 2026 and at least 35% accretion by the end of fiscal 2028. While the full impact may not be evident yet, early signs of integration success could excite investors—especially if Amcor sustains its strong cash flow and attractive valuation.
Eight of 10 analysts rate AMCR shares a Buy, and price targets imply over 19% upside.
Financial Services Expansion Fuels Sea's Rise
Singapore-based internet and mobile platform Sea Ltd. (NYSE: SE) has expanded into digital financial services, reinforcing its dominance in Southeast Asia alongside its established e-commerce market share.
However, short interest in SE shares has risen roughly 2.5% over the past month, perhaps reflecting concerns about its lofty P/E ratio above 104. Most analysts remain unfazed: 10 of 13 rate it a Buy, and a consensus price target of $159.82 implies about 8.2% upside.
Even more compelling is the conviction that Sea's earnings could quadruple to $2.96 per share in the coming year.
An Overlooked Credit-Tech Name With Big Growth
Credit-tech platform 360 Jietiao is backed by Qifu Technology Inc. (NASDAQ: QFIN), though the parent is undergoing a rebrand and name change. Despite its low profile in the Chinese market, Qifu offers several reasons for investors to take notice.
Its recent earnings beat, partnerships with multiple municipal banks in China, and strong growth in loan facilitation and origination volumes highlight its potential. Analysts expect earnings to grow nearly 12% in the coming year.
All three U.S. analysts covering QFIN rate it a Buy, and price targets imply roughly 55% upside.
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