Toromont Industries

Toromont Industries posted a strong Q1 with revenue up 13%, operating income up 44% (operating margin 11.6%) and net earnings rising 25% (EPS CAD 1.14). Bookings jumped 44% and backlog reached CAD 1.7 billion. Toromont increased its stake in AVL to 80% for CAD 71 million, expects an approximate CAD 45 million Q2 expense, and AVL contributed CAD 0.19 to EPS as revenue scaled to CAD 129 million. The Equipment Group led growth with improved margins and rental gains; the company ended the quarter with CAD 1.2 billion cash, net debt-to-capitalization of -12%, a CAD 0.56 quarterly dividend and reiterated CAD 400–450 million CapEx guidance for 2026. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Toromont Industries reported Q1 2026 EPS of CAD 1.14 versus expected CAD 1.09 and revenue of CAD 1.23 billion (expectation CAD 1.17 billion). Consolidated revenue rose 13% and net profit increased 25%; operating income jumped 44% with a margin of 11.6%. The Equipment Group posted +14% revenue, while the AVL Enclosure business grew 484% and was a major contributor to results. Despite the positive numbers, the stock fell 1% to CAD 208.86, likely due to muted investor reaction; the company provided an EPS outlook of 1.29–1.55 for upcoming quarters. » More on de.investing.com

Toromont reported a 47% increase in order intake for Q4 2025 and a backlog rise to CAD 1.5 billion, while revenue (+9%) and net profit (+1%) grew only modestly. The company raised its quarterly dividend by 7.7%, holds CAD 1.3 billion in cash and shows a net-debt ratio of -19%. Integration of AVL is supporting growth; year-to-date 337,500 shares were repurchased for CAD 40.1 million. Management is cautiously optimistic for 2026 amid trade, inflation and currency risks. » More on de.investing.com