Kalshi, the next-generation financial exchange, today launched its Public Companies Hub, a single destination for trading and learning about corporate earnings. The hub is live now on Kalshi’s web and mobile apps and through its API, covering all major US corporate earnings reports.
The Hub is organized around three products: KPI markets which forecast the individual metrics that make up a company’s quarter, mention markets which forecast the topics of the call itself, and non-market data on historical performance and additional relevant metrics.
“Earnings are the corporate Super Bowl,” said Cat Sullivan, product lead for the Hub at Kalshi. “With both our users and Wall Street paying more and more attention to markets on topics like KPIs and earnings call mentions, we knew the demand was there for a single page to aggregate all corporate information.”
KPI markets in particular have piqued the interest of Wall Street. A share price is a single number standing in for dozens of separate judgments about a business. Before Kalshi, the only instrument available to express a view on any one of those lines has been the entire equity, which bundles it together with every other line, plus guidance, multiple expansion, sector rotation, broad market beta, and personnel confidence. Traders can be right about key metric theses and still lose money on the ticker. KPI markets on Kalshi isolate the metric from the noise, allowing specific predictions and hedges.
The Public Companies Hub is built on the success of Kalshi’s Midterms Hub in July, which brought live odds for every Senate, House and governor race onto one page alongside polling averages, FEC fundraising data and curated news. That Hub has been one of the strongest launches in the company’s history, and it proved something Kalshi intends to keep capitalizing on: people are coming to Kalshi as a place to absorb information. 75% of Kalshi users have never deposited to the platform — they use Kalshi as a part of their media diet.
The Hub is live now.
