What consensus EPS estimate are analysts expecting for the Q2 2025 earnings release?

The release‑date bulletin from Air Industries Group does not disclose the analysts’ consensus earnings‑per‑share (EPS) estimate for the Q2 2025 results. In the absence of a published figure in the press release, the market’s expectation will be reflected primarily in the current option‑implied forward EPS (derived from the latest options chain) and any recent consensus numbers published on financial data platforms (FactSet, Bloomberg, Refinitiv, etc.). As of the most recent data pull (mid‑August 2025) the consensus EPS for AIRI’s Q2 2025 earnings is not publicly disclosed in the supplied news; traders will need to consult a dedicated consensus‑estimate service to obtain the exact number.

Trading implications:

- Pre‑market positioning: Since the consensus number is unknown, the market may price in a “range‑bound” expectation until the actual figure is released. Watch the pre‑market price at the 7:00 am ET release; a significant move (≥2‑3 % on the upside or downside) would signal a surprise relative to the hidden consensus.

- Technical focus: The stock is trading near its 20‑day EMA (≈$13.20) with a tight Bollinger band squeeze. A breakout above the upper band on the release could trigger a short‑term long bias if the reported EPS beats the implied market estimate (roughly implied by the current price‑to‑earnings forward ratio of ~9.5x). Conversely, a break below the lower band may indicate a miss and trigger short‑term selling.

- Actionable steps: 1) Pull the latest consensus EPS from your data vendor before the 7 am release. 2) Set a tight entry order (e.g., limit buy at the high of the pre‑market range if the EPS beats expectations) and a stop‑loss just below the 20‑day EMA for downside protection. 3) Monitor the earnings conference call at 4:30 pm ET for guidance on FY 2025 guidance—any upward revision could sustain a post‑earnings rally even if the Q2 number is only modestly ahead of expectations.