RF Industries Q4 Revenue Reaches $22.69M, Up 23% YoY
Reports Q4 revenue $22.69M vs. $18.45M last year. "I am extremely pleased with our team's performance in the fourth quarter. Net sales were $22.7 million, an increase of 23% year-over-year. In the past several quarters, we have discussed how our strategic transformation continued to deliver operating leverage and it really showed up in Q4. Our quarterly results were diverse by customer, product, and market segment with solid contributions across our broad portfolio. That mix and the increase in sales produced gross margins of 37%, exceeding our 30% near-term target, and Adjusted EBITDA of $2.6 million was 11.5% of net sales, above our goal of 10%. We controlled our fixed costs while driving strong sales growth and that execution led to increased profitability," said Robert Dawson, CEO of RF Industries.
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