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Alamo Group Q1 net income down 8% to $29.2M; adjusted EPS $2.56 vs $2.70
Net sales $417.1M (+6.7% YoY); Industrial Div. $241.7M (+6.5%), Vegetation Mgmt Div. $175.4M (+7.0%).
Alamo Group Q4 2025 EPS $1.28 ($1.70 adj); sales down 3% YoY; dividend raised 13.3%
Q4 net sales $373.7M (-3.0% YoY); adjusted EBITDA $44.8M (12.0% margin) vs $51.8M (13.4%) prior year.
Alamo Group completes acquisition of Petersen Industries for ~$166.5M
Acquired 100% of Petersen Industries for approx $166.5M cash-free, debt-free, subject to closing adjustments.
Alamo Group to acquire Petersen Industries for $166.5M, expanding industrial equipment line
Purchase price of $166.5M (~$150M tax-adjusted); represents ~7.9x EBITDA before synergies.
Alamo Group Q3 2025: revenue up 4.7% to $420M; adjusted EPS down to $2.34 from $2.38
Net sales $420.0M (+4.7% YoY); Industrial Equipment up 17%, Vegetation Management down 9%.
Alamo Group appoints Robert P. Hureau as President and CEO effective Sept 2, 2025
Robert P. Hureau appointed President and CEO, effective Sept 2, 2025; succeeds retiring Jeffery A. Leonard.
Alamo Group Q2 EPS $2.57, up 9.8%; Industrial sales +17.6% YoY; backlog $687M
Net sales $419.1M, +0.7% YoY; net income $31.1M, +9.8%; diluted EPS $2.57 vs $2.35.
Richard H. Raborn, the Executive Vice President of the Vegetation Management Division of Alamo Group Inc. (the “Company”), will be retiring from the Company on May 29, 2026.
Max materiality 0.75 · Median 0.70 · Most common event earnings