Johnson Controls is set to announce Q2 earnings results, with analysts expecting revenue growth of 1.9% year on year to $6.01 billion and adjusted earnings of $1.01 per share. The company previously beat revenue and earnings estimates in Q1, while peers Insteel and AZZ showed mixed performance, with Insteel outperforming and AZZ underperforming. Investor sentiment in the building products segment remains positive, with share prices rising 6.8% over the past month.

A.O. Smith is set to announce its earnings results, with analysts projecting a 2.4% year-over-year revenue decline to $999.3 million, compared to a 6.6% increase in the same period last year. The company previously exceeded revenue expectations by 1.1% in the prior quarter. Peer companies like Insteel and AZZ showed mixed results, with Insteel reporting 23.4% revenue growth and AZZ falling short of estimates. Investor sentiment in the building products sector remains positive.

A.O. Smith (NYSE:AOS) is set to report earnings results, with analysts expecting a 2.4% year-on-year revenue decline to $999.3 million. The company previously beat revenue expectations by 1.1% in the prior quarter and surpassed EBITDA estimates. Peer companies like Insteel and AZZ have reported mixed results, with Insteel showing 23.4% revenue growth and AZZ falling short of estimates. Generative AI's impact on the building products sector is highlighted, alongside a mention of a free report on a semiconductor stock.

Sherwin-Williams (SHW) is set to report Q2 earnings, with analysts expecting flat year-on-year revenue of $6.29 billion and adjusted earnings of $3.81 per share. The company missed revenue estimates in Q1 but beat adjusted operating income estimates. Peer companies like Insteel and AZZ showed mixed performance, with Insteel outperforming and AZZ underperforming expectations. Investor sentiment in the building products sector is mixed, with Sherwin-Williams lagging behind peers.

Insteel Industries (NYSE:IIIN) reported third-quarter 2025 financial results showing revenue of $179.9 million (up 23% YoY), net income of $15.2 million (up 131% YoY), and EPS of $0.78 (up 16% YoY), exceeding analyst estimates. Revenue growth is forecast to outpace the U.S. Building industry’s 5.3% average annual growth. The company’s shares fell 8.5% week-over-week, with one warning sign identified.