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What are analysts’ consensus estimates for Q2 2025 EPS and revenue, and how does the actual result compare?

Short answer:

The Business Wire announcement you referenced does not contain the analysts’ consensus estimates for Q2 2025 earnings‑per‑share (EPS) or revenue, nor does it disclose the actual Q2 2025 results. It only informs investors that ESS Tech will release its Q2 2025 financial results on Thursday, August 14 2025 (after the market opens) and will host a conference call at 5:00 p.m. EDT to discuss those results.

What this means for your question

Item Information Available in the News Release
Consensus EPS estimate Not provided
Consensus revenue estimate Not provided
Actual Q2 2025 EPS Not provided (to be released on Aug 14)
Actual Q2 2025 revenue Not provided (to be released on Aug 14)
Comparison of consensus vs. actual Cannot be performed until the results are published

What you can do next

  1. Watch for the August 14 release – The actual numbers (both EPS and revenue) will be published in the company’s earnings press release and filed with the SEC (typically on Form 8‑K).
  2. Check consensus estimates – Consensus EPS and revenue forecasts are usually compiled by financial data providers (e.g., FactSet, Refinitiv/Datastream, Bloomberg, S&P Capital IQ). Those platforms will have the analysts’ average expectations for Q2 2025.
  3. Compare once data is public – After the earnings release, you can directly compare the consensus numbers you’ve gathered with the company‑reported EPS and revenue to see whether ESS Tech beat, met, or missed expectations.

Bottom line: The current news item is only a heads‑up about the upcoming earnings announcement; it does not contain the consensus estimates or the actual Q2 2025 financial outcomes, so a comparison cannot be made at this time. Keep an eye on the August 14 earnings release for the needed figures.

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