Eastman Kodak posts 13-cent Q2 EPS as revenue hits $311 million

Eastman Kodak reported Q2 2026 earnings per share of 13 cents on revenue of $311 million, the company said Aug. 4.

The Rochester, New York-based imaging and advanced materials company did not disclose consensus estimates, prior-year comparisons, or full-year guidance in the release. The results cover the three months ended June 30.

Kodak's $311 million in revenue reflects its ongoing shift from legacy photographic film toward advanced materials, functional printing, and chemicals. The company has invested in its Eastman Business Park and print-head technology to support growth in packaging and commercial print, competing with Fujifilm and HP in adjacent imaging markets.

The 13-cent EPS figure marks a quarterly profit as Kodak works to stabilize margins across its print systems and advanced materials segments. Kodak, which trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker KODK, has not yet disclosed segment-level detail or a revenue breakdown for the quarter.

Investors will watch the stock's reaction when markets open, with the earnings call expected to provide more color on segment performance and any update to the company's full-year outlook.

The results give holders a baseline for Kodak's transformation as it pushes deeper into advanced materials and functional printing. The next catalyst is the earnings call, where management is expected to detail segment margins and cash flow for the first half of 2026.

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