EXCO TECHS LTD

Exco Technologies reported Q2 2026 revenue of CAD 157.6m and earnings per share of CAD 0.09, both well below analyst expectations (revenue CAD 164.58m; EPS CAD 0.23), weighed down by adverse currency effects and restructuring charges. On a constant-currency basis the Automotive Solutions segment grew by about 5%, while Casting & Extrusion saw a decline in revenue but expanded margins. The company points to continued inflationary pressure and trade risks, but highlights its liquidity buffer, dividend history and strategic actions such as a plant closure in Mexico to cut costs. Management expects a gradual margin recovery through efficiency measures, price adjustments and the ramp-up of new programs in the second half of the year. » More on de.investing.com

Exco Technologies reported a 4% revenue increase to CAD 149.5m for Q1 2026 but missed revenue and EPS expectations (EPS CAD 0.13 vs. consensus CAD 0.19), after which the share price fell. Consolidated EBITDA rose to CAD 17.4m (12% of revenue). By segment, Automotive Solutions grew strongly (+10% revenue, +27% EBITDA), while Casting and Extrusion reduced revenue by 2% but increased EBITDA by 3%. Exco maintains a solid balance sheet with CAD 90m cash and net debt of CAD 67.1m, plans reduced capital expenditures, and is banking on growth potential in AI/data centers and future die-casting orders despite near-term headwinds in automotive production. » More on de.investing.com

Exco Technologies will hold a financial conference on November 26, 2025, and will publish results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. One analyst expects EPS of CAD 0.120 per share versus CAD 0.200 a year earlier and revenue of CAD 149.9 million versus CAD 155.5 million (−3.57%). For the recently completed fiscal year, one analyst forecasts EPS of CAD 0.540 (instead of 0.760) and revenue of CAD 614.5 million (instead of CAD 637.8 million). » More on finanzen.net