Garmin Ltd. will announce third-quarter 2025 results and hold a conference call for investors on Wednesday, Oct. 29, at 10:30 a.m. EDT, the Swiss-headquartered maker of navigation and wearable devices said in a company notice distributed through PR Newswire. The earnings release will be distributed prior to market open that day, and the live webcast — available on Garmin’s investor relations site — will be archived through Oct. 28, 2026. U.S. and Canadian participants may join the call by dialing 1.888.500.3691, with the company advising callers to join about ten minutes early.

The scheduled event is a routine but closely watched data point for shareholders of NYSE-listed GRMN. Investors will be parsing results for signs of demand resilience across Garmin’s diversified businesses — from aviation and marine electronics to fitness wearables and outdoor handheld devices — and for management’s view on near-term margins and inventory levels. Garmin’s mix of consumer electronics and higher-margin specialty segments makes its quarterly guidance a bellwether for how broader supply-chain pressures and discretionary-spending trends are affecting technology hardware makers.

“Garmin invites shareholders and investors to listen to its third quarter 2025 earnings conference call,” the company said in its announcement. Beyond the headline number, market participants will focus on organic revenue growth, gross margin performance, and free cash flow, three metrics that have driven the stock’s valuation in recent years. Analysts will also press management in the question-and-answer session on capital allocation priorities, namely dividends and share repurchases, which historically have been central to Garmin’s investor appeal.

Macro conditions complicate the outlook. Elevated interest rates and slower consumer spending in key markets have pressured many device makers, while competition from larger tech firms in wearables and connected services has intensified. At the same time, demand rebound in aviation and marine segments — tied to travel trends and leisure spending — could underpin strength in Garmin’s specialty businesses if sustained. Supply-chain normalization and access to components remain relevant, particularly for product refresh cycles that drive seasonal sales.

The call comes as markets increasingly reward predictability and recurring-revenue streams. Garmin’s ability to grow subscription services related to mapping, safety and enterprise offerings would be material to long-term margin expansion. Regulators and trade policy also represent upside and downside risks: any new tariffs or export controls affecting semiconductors or GPS-capable devices could impair cost structures or constrain international sales.

Earnings conference calls like this often produce near-term volatility as investors recalibrate estimates. For longer-term holders, the discussion will be evaluated for evidence of durable competitive advantages in navigation and specialized electronics, a resilient balance sheet, and management’s strategy to allocate capital amid evolving industry dynamics. The webcast archive will remain available for a year, allowing analysts and retail investors to review the presentation and Q&A well after the initial market reaction.