Conclusion
The question cannot yet be answered from the evidence available as of October 2, 2026 UTC. Broadcom’s fiscal Q4 2026 ends November 1, 2026, according to the company’s September 2 guidance materials, so the quarter was still in progress at the retrieval date. No reported fiscal Q4 revenue figure was located in the reviewed SEC filings, Broadcom investor-relations materials, or focused independent search results.
Evidence
The September 2, 2026 SEC Form 8-K confirms that Broadcom issued its fiscal Q3 results on that date and attached the earnings release as Exhibit 99.1. The issuer’s release, corroborated by the SEC filing and an independently hosted Nasdaq copy of the release, states that fiscal Q4 2026 revenue guidance was approximately $34.8 billion and that the quarter was expected to end November 1, 2026.
Broadcom’s subsequent September 10 Form 10-Q reports fiscal Q3 revenue of $29.591 billion for the quarter ended August 2, 2026. That filing is useful for confirming the latest completed quarter, but it does not report fiscal Q4 revenue. The SEC filing also identifies fiscal Q4 as a future period relative to the Q3 report.
The available AVGO daily price history shows a September 2 close of $357.16 and an October 2 close of $354.955. Those observations do not answer the revenue question and do not establish that the earnings release caused any market move. They are included only as context; the requested test concerns reported revenue, not stock performance.
What would change this
A Broadcom fiscal Q4 2026 earnings release, SEC Form 8-K, or Form 10-K reporting the quarter ended November 1, 2026 would resolve the question. Revenue of at least $34.8 billion would support the proposition; revenue below $34.8 billion would contradict it. Because the guidance is described as approximately $34.8 billion, any material rounding convention should be taken from the issuer’s eventual release.
Next step
Wait for Broadcom’s official fiscal Q4 2026 results. Until that filing or release is available, the correct status is unresolved rather than met, missed, or disproved.