Equifax is scheduled to report Q3 2026 results on October 20 before the market open, with consensus estimates centering on $2.20–$2.21 EPS and roughly $1.69–$1.70 billion in revenue, implying about 8–10% year-over-year growth. Trader sentiment reflected in the 67.5% implied probability for a beat draws primarily from the company’s recent pattern of outperformance—Q2 2026 delivered a $0.05 EPS beat and met revenue targets—alongside operational tailwinds from AI-driven productivity gains, completed cloud migrations, and expanding demand in Workforce Solutions and U.S. Information Solutions segments tied to mortgage and lending activity. Slight downward revisions to estimates over the past 30–90 days and mixed professional-services peer results introduce some caution, yet the company’s guidance range of $2.15–$2.25 EPS remains achievable given historical execution and margin expansion trends.