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Modine Reports Q1 Revenue of $874.1M, Below Expectations
Reports Q1 revenue $874.1M, consensus $877.57M. "Our targeted growth businesses continued to deliver strong, sustainable year-over-year top-line improvements, including Data Centers and Commercial HVAC revenue expansion of 90% and 22%, respectively," said Modine President and Chief Executive Officer, Neil D. Brinker. "As anticipated, our first quarter was impacted by the supply chain constraints we discussed last quarter, which limited production and temporarily reduced margins within our Data Centers segment. We are taking decisive actions to secure supply, including working closely with our partners to lock in volume requirements while simultaneously qualifying additional suppliers. These initiatives are yielding positive results, driving sequential volume and margin improvements as the quarter progressed. Our team continues to drive operational efficiency and ramp production across our manufacturing footprint, keeping us fully on track to meet future customer commitments and deliver on our full-year financial outlook."
Modine Sees FY27 Net Sales Up 20%-35%
Modine sees FY27 net sales up 20%-35%, adjusted EBITDA $650M-$680M
Market Optimism Drives Crude Oil Prices Lower
Markets reopened following the holiday weekend with renewed optimism that negotiators in the U.S.-Iran war are making progress, sending Crude Oil prices and Treasury yields lower and broader indices higher. Basic Materials and Industrials were the best performing sectors in the S&P 500, while Energy was the worst as WTI Crude Oil fell over 3% below $94 per barrel. Demand for AI-capex-linked Tech names also remained strong as the bid in memory stocks remained unrelenting - Micronjoined the trillion-dollar-market-cap club with a 20% jump, followed by On Semi, Teradyne, and Western Digital, whose shares were up 8%-9%.In the opening hour of the evening session, index futures are little changed. S&P 500 is just shy of 7,540, Nasaq 100 is above 30,000 and Dow Industrials - the lone index to finish Tuesday in the red due to declines in all of its Healthcare components - is just above 50,550.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER AFTER EARNINGS -Semtechup 7.0%Oomaup 2.4%Modine Manufacturingup 1.7%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Zscalerdown 19.4%Transcatdown 3.0%Box, Inc.down 1.7%ALSO LOWER -Verra Mobilitydown 42.7% after termination of agreement notice from Avis BudgetSOLV Energydown 7.8% after equity offeringGlobalFoundriesdown 6.6% after block saleInsuletdown 6.2% after initiating voluntary medical device correction for certain Omnipod lotsFirefly Aerospacedown 5.3% after equity offeringForgent Power Solutionsdown 4.7% after equity offering
Modine Reports Q4 Revenue of $954.4M
Reports Q4 revenue $954.4M, consensus $920.68M. "The team delivered a strong Q4 and a fourth consecutive year of record revenue, adjusted EBITDA and adjusted earnings per share," said Modine President and CEO, Neil D. Brinker. "I am incredibly proud of this exceptional performance as we continue to evolve our portfolio to become a more focused, high-growth company. We took decisive action this year to advance our transformation including the completion of three acquisitions in our Climate Solutions segment, the launch of the largest capacity expansion in our company's history to meet growing demand for our data center products, and the announced pending spin-off of the Performance Technologies business. Our future is bright, evidenced by a landmark $4B long-term agreement for chiller sales with a major hyperscale customer, cementing Modine's position as a critical partner for data center cooling."
Modine Reports Q4 Adjusted EPS of $1.71
Modine reports Q4 adjusted EPS $1.71, consensus $1.55
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