Carlisle Publishes Q3 2026 Earnings Call Transcript

By Public Technologies
  • Carlisle’s October 28 third-quarter 2026 earnings call featured CEO David Christian Koch, CFO Kevin Philip Zdimal and investor-relations chief Mehul Patel.
  • Unexpected raw material and freight inflation delayed price-cost parity by one quarter to year-end, assuming stable input costs.
  • Revenue rose 9% to $1.5 billion; adjusted earnings per share increased 6% to $5.92.
  • Adjusted EBITDA margin fell 210 basis points to 23.8% as cost increases outpaced pricing.
  • Fourth-quarter revenue is forecast to grow high single digits, with adjusted EBITDA margin flat year over year; guidance assumes no new-construction recovery.


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