EPAM earnings date November 2026: EPAM Systems reported on November 5, 2026, and the stock closed that session at $165.70, up 20.64% on the day, before closing November 6 at $159.31, down 3.86%.

The date was on our own calendar before it happened. Our November 5 morning scan still carried EPAM with its earnings date set to November 5 and zero days left, priced at $156.47 and carrying a composite score of 53.53.

The name is not on the board any more. EPAM came off our table once the event passed, and the site carries no new date for the next one.

When does EPAM report earnings?

EPAM reported on November 5, 2026. That was the date on our calendar in the November 5 morning scan, which carried the row at rank 63 of 71 with 0 days left to earnings.

Two days on, the name is gone from the table we publish. That is the ordinary life of a row: the scan carries a name until its print passes, and then it is a result rather than a setup.

What the print did to the price

The month into the print was already a strong one. EPAM closed at $108.32 on October 7, the low close of the past month, and had reached $137.36 by November 4, a gain of 26.81% over that stretch.

Then the print session came. November 5 closed at $165.70, up 20.64% on the day, and November 6 closed at $159.31, down 3.86%. From the October 7 close to the November 6 close the stock is up 47.07%.

The November 5 close was the high close of the month, and the stock gave back 3.86% the next session. Over five sessions from the October 30 close of $140.51 it is up 13.38%.

Was the move the print or the sector?

The software complex did not move with it. On November 5 GLOB rose 2.50%, ADSK fell 0.34%, INTU fell 0.50%, CRM fell 2.07%, IQ fell 1.96% and SAIC fell 2.39%.

A 20.64% session on a day when that list ran from 2.50% up to 2.39% down is not a sector move, and there is a second piece of evidence. The headline our scan carried for EPAM in the morning was a cash-flow preview, and by the afternoon feed it had been replaced with an EPAM earnings snapshot.

So the attribution here is as clean as it gets. The print landed on November 5, the stock rose 20.64% that session, and the group it trades with barely moved. We are still not going to say what the print said, because we do not publish numbers we cannot source.

What the options market had priced in

The November 5 morning scan carried bands to $188.47 and $201.73 around the $156.47 scan price, which are 20.4% and 28.9% above it, and an analyst target of $177.42, 13.4% above.

The print session delivered 20.64% on its own, so the move landed inside the wide band the options market had drawn. The November 6 close of $159.31 gave back 3.86% of it and still sits below the $177.42 analyst target the morning scan carried.

The afternoon scan, run after the print had landed, shows what the event did to the pricing. The row came back at $165.14 with the analyst target down to $171.29, 3.7% above it, and the bands collapsed to $174.53 and $178.42.

What the book looked like before the print

Nineteen analysts covered EPAM. One rated it a strong buy, seven rated it a buy, eleven rated it a hold and not one rated it a sell.

That is 8 of 19 on the buy side, which is 42.1%, and it is worth 10.5 of the 25 points the conviction column can award. Coverage is 19 of 25, the single strong buy is worth 2, and the earnings sentiment reading was Mixed, which is worth 7 of 15.

Read the other way, most of the 53.53 was the event. The 28.9% implied move was capped at 15 points and the coverage column put in 19, so 34 of the 53.53 points were the option pricing and the fact that analysts cover the name rather than what those analysts think.

What the print did to the score

The November 5 afternoon scan carried EPAM at 46.53, down from 53.53 in the morning, and the implied-move signal had dropped out of the row entirely.

That is the mechanical part. The event passed, the chain moved to a later expiry, the implied move fell from 28.9% to 8.0%, and a column that had been worth the full 15 points went back to what a name with no event on it is worth.

The analyst target fell with it, from $177.42 to $171.29, and the upside it carried dropped from 13.4% to 3.7%. The ratings did not change: the same 19-analyst book was on the row in both scans.

What to watch now that it has printed

EPAM is not on the table we publish today, so there is no live row, no score and no implied move for a future print. The next earnings date is not on our calendar yet, and we do not publish dates we do not have.

What the record does carry is the price and the shape of the book: a $159.31 close, a $165.70 high close on the day of the print, 19 analysts with 8 of them on the buy side and not one sell rating, and a month that took 47.07% off the stock from the October 7 close.

For the names still priced into a print, our table carries 49 of them this morning, and the open data has every row with its date on it. IQ prints November 16, GLOB and INTU print November 19, ADSK prints November 24, CRM prints December 2 and SAIC prints December 3.

Our scan runs at 6:30 Pacific time and every figure on this page comes from it, published in full at our open data.

So the EPAM earnings date in November 2026 was November 5, and the trade after it was a 20.64% gain on the day of the print, a 3.86% give-back the session after, and a 47.07% month.

What that produced was an implied-move column that had been capped at 15 points and then emptied out, on a book of 19 analysts with no sells and a Mixed earnings history. The reader decides what a name that is no longer priced into an event is worth.

Frequently asked questions about EPAM Systems

When did EPAM report earnings?

EPAM reported on November 5, 2026. Our November 5 morning scan carried the row with the earnings date set to November 5 and 0 days left to the print, and the name dropped off the table once the event had passed.

What happened to EPAM stock after the earnings report?

The stock closed at $165.70 on November 5, up 20.64% from $137.36, and $159.31 on November 6, down 3.86%. That is 47.07% above the October 7 close of $108.32, and the November 5 close was the high close of the past month.

Is EPAM in the scanner table now?

No. EPAM is off the published table after the November 5 print, and the next earnings date is not on our calendar yet. We do not publish a date we cannot source.