Cemtrex preliminary Q4 revenue rises 22% year over year

By Reuters News


Overview

  • US industrial technology firm's preliminary Q4 revenue rose 22% yr/yr, driven by Security segment growth

  • Company returned to operating income after losses in prior periods

  • Results are preliminary and subject to audit adjustments


Outlook

  • Company expects AIS Tennessee cost optimization to conclude in fiscal 2027

  • Cemtrex remains under letter of intent for an additional Industrial Services acquisition

  • Company says timing of Invocon’s revenue remains dependent on program milestones


Result Drivers

  • SECURITY SEGMENT - Co said Security segment was largest contributor to Q4 results

  • HIGHER GROSS MARGIN - Co reported Q4 gross margin rose to 46.3% from 38% a year earlier


Company press release:


Key Details

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Beat/Miss

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Consensus Estimate

Q4 Operating Income

$1.40 mln


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