Q4 Revenue at $395M, Below Estimates
Reports Q4 revenue $395.0M, two estimates $402.9M. "We will look back on 2025 as a pivotal year in implementing our long-term strategy, which is built around three core principles. First, reshaping our industrial portfolio around our most competitive products and services to drive more durable growth and operating leverage. Second, allocating capital toward productivity-enhancing tools, including vertical integration, automation and information systems to improve execution and support organic growth across our Supply Technologies, Assembly Components and Engineered Products segments. Lastly, strengthening our ability to generate consistent cash flow and improve predictability over time. As we enter 2026, we are increasingly aligned with powerful secular trends including electrical infrastructure modernization, data center expansion, aerospace and defense investment, semiconductor production and advanced manufacturing. Our record bookings, expanding backlog and ongoing operational improvements position us to participate meaningfully in these markets as we return to growth and execute on our margin improvement objectives," said Matthew V. Crawford, CEO.
