LEATT CORP. DL-,01 Aktie

Leatt reported Q2 2026 revenue up just 1% to $16.39 million, with net income down 20% to $909,000. Management attributes the weak quarter to delivery delays but highlights strong direct‑to‑consumer growth of 68% and an improved gross margin of 45%. Leatt closed the quarter with $19.53 million in cash, expects support in Q3 from back‑filled inventory, and plans revenue contributions from new product initiatives such as Moto 8.5 helmets with Cardo and the Bike Care Technologies unit. The stock fell about 9.85% to $11.90 after the release. » More on de.investing.com

Leatt reports 2025 revenue of 61.91 million (+41% versus 2024) and a net result of 3.26 million after a prior-year loss. Quarterly revenue growth in Q4 was 43%, the international segment grew by 47% and the gross margin stood at 44%. Management sees further expansion through product innovation and U.S. market growth; the share price rose 6.09% to 8.7 after the announcement. » More on de.investing.com

Leatt Corp posted an 18% revenue increase in Q3 2025 to $14.34 million and a net profit of $539,000 (+366%), driven by 61% growth in direct sales and strong demand in Moto, MTB and ADV. Gross margin was 44% and cash on hand stood at $12.39 million; year-to-date revenue rose 40%. Despite the positive metrics, the stock plunged 20.08% to $12.00 in premarket trading. Management still expects double-digit growth and forecasts 2025/2026 revenue of about $44.03 million with an EPS forecast of -$0.35 for 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Leatt Corp recorded a 61% revenue increase in the second quarter of 2025 to $16.18 million and a 208% rise in net income to $1.14 million; gross profit margin improved to 43%. After the results the stock initially jumped and is currently trading higher, while management expects further growth through investments in personnel and product development. The company cites risks from tariffs, geopolitical uncertainties and potential supply-chain disruptions. » More on de.investing.com

Leatt Corporation announced a stock buyback program of up to $750,000, running through December 31, 2025, that permits repurchases on the open market. The company reports disproportionate revenue growth and strong liquidity; no shares have been repurchased to date, and the board may suspend the program at any time. » More on de.investing.com