American Assets Trust, Inc. (AAT)

Typically moves ±1.95% on earnings
EARNINGS ANALYTICS
event_upcoming Est. Next Earnings: 2026-10-28 ESTIMATED
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Since May 10, 2011, American Assets Trust, Inc. (AAT) has reported earnings 62 times. On average the shares move ±1.95% post-earnings, with a positive reaction 48.4% of the time. Its largest post-earnings gain was +3.87% (Feb 03, 2026) and its largest decline was -6.66% (Feb 04, 2025). The next earnings report is predicted for 2026-10-28 (estimated).

Earnings reactions

How AAT moved on each past earnings report.

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Earnings Impact

Total Earnings

62

Avg Abs. Movement

±1.95%

Positive %

48.4%

Negative %

51.6%

Historical Earnings Statistics

Date Timing Earnings move SEC Filing
Jul 28, 2026 ☽ POST -2.14% open_in_new
Apr 28, 2026 ☽ POST -5.19% open_in_new
Feb 03, 2026 ☽ POST +3.87% open_in_new
Oct 28, 2025 ☽ POST -5.77% open_in_new
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Earnings Count

62

Total earnings in dataset

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Avg Abs. Movement

±1.95%

Avg % price change on earnings

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SEC Filings

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Institutional ownership

Holdings as of Jun 30, 2026 · SEC 13-F

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Funds holding
$36925300
Total value held
Buying
2 added · 1 reduced

Frequently asked about AAT earnings

When does American Assets Trust, Inc. report earnings next? expand_more

American Assets Trust, Inc. (AAT)'s next earnings date is estimated for 2026-10-28. This is a prediction based on its historical quarterly reporting pattern, not a company-confirmed date.

How much does AAT stock move after earnings? expand_more

Over 62 reports, AAT has moved an average of ±1.95% the session after earnings, closing higher 48.4% of the time.

What was AAT's biggest post-earnings move? expand_more

AAT's largest post-earnings gain on record was +3.87% on Feb 03, 2026, and its largest decline was -6.66% on Feb 04, 2025.

Where can I find American Assets Trust, Inc.'s SEC filings? expand_more

All of American Assets Trust, Inc.'s SEC filings — 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K and more — are listed in the SEC filings section on this page, each linking to the original document on SEC.gov.