Fox Factory Holding Corp. has scheduled its third-quarter 2026 earnings conference call for Wednesday, November 5, 2026, at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time, with the company’s financial release issued earlier that afternoon. The Fox Factory Q3 2026 earnings call will be led by Interim Chief Executive Officer Doug Grimm and Chief Financial Officer Dennis Schemm, according to the call’s participant list.
Chief Legal Officer, Chief Compliance Officer and Secretary Toby Merchant will open the proceedings. Merchant will introduce the management team and outline the agenda, which calls for Grimm to deliver business updates, Schemm to review quarterly results and outlook, and Grimm to return with closing remarks before the session is opened to analyst questions.
Merchant also will read the standard forward-looking statements disclaimer at the start of the call, noting that prepared remarks contain projections subject to federal securities laws. The company directed listeners to the investor relations section of its website, investor.ridefox.com, where the earnings release is available for review.
Leadership and Analyst Participation
Grimm’s title as interim CEO is notable for investors tracking executive changes at the company. The call marks one of his appearances in that role alongside Schemm, who will handle the detailed financial review and forward outlook. No further executive transitions were disclosed in the call announcement.
Five analysts are listed as participants for the question-and-answer portion: Peter McGoldrick of Stifel, Nicolaus & Company; Scott Stember of ROTH Capital Partners; Lee Jagoda of CJS Securities; Craig Kennison of Robert W. Baird & Co.; and Anna Glaessgen of B. Riley Securities. Their involvement signals that the session will include analyst inquiries following management’s prepared remarks.
What to Expect From the Call
The structure follows Fox Factory’s customary earnings format, with separate blocks for business commentary and financial detail. Grimm’s opening updates are expected to cover operational matters, while Schemm’s section will focus on the quarter’s results and the company’s outlook. Grimm’s closing remarks will precede the Q&A.
The operator will manage the call, which is being recorded and is accessible to participants who follow the standard registration process. Fox Factory, which refers to itself as Fox or the company throughout the call, has not indicated any change to the timing or format of the event.
For investors unable to listen live, the earnings release remains the primary written document summarizing the quarter. The call itself provides management’s spoken commentary and the opportunity for analysts to ask follow-up questions on the results and outlook.