AIRBOSS OF AMERICA

AirBoss of America reported Q2 consolidated sales up 9.4% year-over-year to $107.9 million and gross profit of $18.8 million, lifting gross margin to 17.4%. Manufactured Products led gains with a 13.9% rise driven by defense and molded-rubber volumes, though completion of the Bandolier contract may weigh on Q3. Rubber Solutions saw a 16.4% volume increase but gross margin fell to 12.2% amid mix and competitive pressure; management is pushing specialty materials such as silicone to improve margins. Operating cash flow declined, capex rose, and net debt reached $72.9 million while available credit remains; management expects market and margin volatility through much of 2026 due to economic and geopolitical uncertainty. » More on finance.yahoo.com

AirBoss of America reported Q2 earnings of $0.09 per share (expectation $0.06) and revenue of $107.9 million (expectation $104.2 million), clearly beating estimates. Quarterly revenue reached a three-year high, gross profit rose to CAD 18.8 million and the gross margin increased to 17.4%. AirBoss recorded a third consecutive quarter of positive volume growth in Rubber Solutions and expects better margins from specialty products such as silicone. The stock rose 7.7% in after-hours trading to $7.55; management expects further but uneven growth in 2026. » More on de.investing.com

AirBoss reported Q4 2025 revenue of USD 106.0m (+15.3% y/y) and adjusted EBITDA of USD 8.4m (+65%), with EPS of USD 0.08 versus a loss of USD 0.10 a year earlier. The Manufactured Products segment, heavily driven by the defense business, raised quarterly sales by 50.4% to USD 65.4m and significantly increased gross profit; the defense order backlog stood at about USD 150m. For 2025 the company reported annual revenue of USD 410.2m, adjusted EBITDA of USD 34.0m and operating cash flow of USD 49.1m, enabling an improved balance sheet and reduced debt. » More on de.investing.com