Itron Inc will release its financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2027 on Tuesday, October 27, 2026. The company announced the date for reporting performance for the period ending September 30, 2026.

Management will host a conference call to discuss these results at 10:00 am EDT on the same day. The earnings release itself is scheduled for 8:30 am EDT, providing a window for market analysis before the management discussion begins.

Accessing the Conference Call

Interested parties can listen to the conference call via a live webcast. The webcast and a supplemental presentation will be available on the company’s website under the Investor Events & Presentations section. Participants are advised to access the webcast 10 minutes prior to the start time to install and test any necessary audio software. Pre-registration is available through the company’s investor relations portal.

A webcast replay of the conference call will also be accessible on the company’s website following the live event.

Company Profile

Itron is a provider of intelligent infrastructure solutions for utilities and cities. The company focuses on helping clients manage energy, water, and city services more efficiently. Its solutions aim to improve resilience and deliver safe, reliable, and affordable services by connecting people, data insights, and devices.

Itron, Inc. has launched its Riva S and Riva T IEC electricity meters in the Asia-Pacific region, marking the first Gen6 network platform devices available in APAC and expanding the company's grid edge intelligence portfolio.

The launch builds on Itron's more than 25-year presence in Australia, including operations in Adelaide supporting utilities across the region. The Riva meters are initially available in Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore, with plans to expand to additional Asia-Pacific countries. The company has shipped more than 18 million distributed intelligence-enabled meters and licensed more than 27 million distributed intelligence applications worldwide.

Addressing APAC grid challenges

Utilities across APAC face growing pressure from behind-the-meter energy resources, accelerating electrification, and changing low-voltage network conditions. Australia is cited as one of the world's leading distributed energy markets, with approximately one in three homes equipped with rooftop solar. As distributed energy resource (DER) adoption grows, utilities require greater insight into low-voltage network performance, including available hosting capacity and emerging constraints affecting reliability, voltage management, and customer exports.

The Itron Riva meters serve as both grid sensors and DER control points, providing real-time visibility into grid conditions. This enables earlier identification of emerging network faults and constraints, proactive management of growing DERs across the low-voltage network, and the ability to optimise operational and capital budget allocation.

Key capabilities of the Riva IEC meters

Built on open DLMS/COSEM standards and designed to meet International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) requirements, the meters are engineered for multi-vendor interoperability and backward compatibility with earlier generations of Itron solutions.

Availability and deployment

The meters allow utilities to begin with advanced metering and localised grid awareness, then expand to distributed intelligence (DI) applications as operational needs evolve. The modular architecture is designed to preserve existing AMI network investments and support a phased deployment approach.

Executive commentary

John Marcolini, senior vice president of Networked Solutions at Itron, noted that the role of the meter is evolving into an intelligent grid asset capable of providing greater visibility into conditions across the low-voltage network. He described the launch as an important step in helping utilities translate awareness into action and highlighted the interoperable, modular architecture as a means to preserve technology choice and expand value over time.

Fraser Young, vice president of sales, Asia-Pacific at Itron, said the standards-based design and distributed intelligence-ready architecture give utilities a practical, lower-risk starting point for modernisation. He added that leveraging existing AMI networks and a centralised head-end system that supports interoperability allows utilities to deploy Riva meters and other distributed intelligence-enabled devices in phases, protecting existing investments while supporting a more open, interoperable utility ecosystem.