Executive Summary
- BlackRock reports higher Q4 2025 revenue with stronger ESG-related inflows, according to the company’s investor update.
- ChargePoint’s fiscal Q3 2026 revenue declines year over year as North American EV charging demand rebalances.
- Planet Labs’ Q3 FY2026 revenue grows, supported by climate and sustainability analytics contracts with government and enterprise clients.
- Executives across asset management and climate tech emphasize disciplined growth and expanding demand for ESG-linked solutions.
Earnings Highlights Across ESG-Linked Players
BlackRock reported higher fourth-quarter 2025 revenue as management pointed to continued momentum in sustainable strategies across iShares ETFs and institutional mandates, referencing both fee growth and net inflows in ESG-linked products as supportive tailwinds for the period. The firm published results on January 14, noting broad client interest in sustainable investing solutions alongside traditional offerings BlackRock investor relations. “We see broadening client demand for sustainable strategies across ETFs and private markets,” said Larry Fink, Chairman and CEO of BlackRock, in the company’s quarterly update BlackRock Q4 2025 results.
ChargePoint reported fiscal third-quarter 2026 results on December 5, with revenue in the roughly $100–110 million range and a year-over-year decline reflecting slower site deployments and customer timing shifts, as disclosed in the company’s press release ChargePoint Q3 FY2026 results. “We are sharpening our focus on cost discipline and margin expansion while serving fleet and commercial customers,” said Rick Wilmer, CEO of ChargePoint, emphasizing a pivot toward profitability amid near-term softness in certain segments ChargePoint press release.
Climate Data and ESG Software Demand
Planet Labs reported fiscal Q3 2026 results on December 12, citing revenue in the $55–60 million range, driven by contracts across government, agriculture, and insurance for climate resilience and ESG measurement use cases Planet Labs Q3 FY2026 press release. “Demand for daily Earth data continues to grow across government and commercial customers,” said Will Marshall, Co-founder and CEO of Planet Labs...