Multiple Companies Report Q1 2026 Earnings Beats on EPS and Revenue

Horton reported Q1 GAAP EPS of $2.24, beating estimates by $0.10, with revenue of $7.6 billion in line with expectations. The company noted orders up 11% and updated its 2026 guidance. General Electric and Halliburton also posted results exceeding forecasts in key metrics.

General Electric's adjusted EPS reached $1.86, surpassing the estimate of $1.60, while revenue hit $11.61 billion against an estimate of $10.69 billion. Halliburton's adjusted EPS was 55 cents, beating the 50-cent estimate, with revenue of $5.40 billion exceeding the $5.3 billion forecast.

Drilling and Evaluation revenue stood at $2.39 billion, beating the $2.3 billion estimate, and Completion and Production revenue was $3.02 billion, slightly above the $3 billion estimate. General Electric, referred to as GE Aerospace in one report, reported adjusted free cash flow of $1.66 billion, above the $1.28 billion estimate, and Commercial Engines and Services revenue of $8.92 billion, surpassing the $8.24 billion estimate.

Horton highlighted an 11% increase in orders alongside its earnings beat and in-line revenue. The company provided an updated guidance for 2026. General Electric's report included partial mention of full-year adjusted guidance, though details were incomplete in available sources.

All results pertain to Q1 2026, ending March 31, with announcements aligning with the current date of April 21, 2026. The beats across EPS and revenue metrics indicate stronger-than-expected performances in homebuilding, aerospace, and energy services sectors.

Sources agreed on the key figures for each company, with no contradictions noted. D.R. Horton's orders growth was uniquely mentioned in one source, while Halliburton's segment breakdowns provided additional granularity. General Electric's results were corroborated across multiple reports, including specifics on cash flow and commercial revenue.