LSI Industries Q1 FY27 net income falls year over year to $7.13 million; Q1 FY27 net sales rise 44% year over year to $225.86 million

By Public Technologies
  • LSI Industries’ FY27 first-quarter diluted EPS fell 18% year-over-year to $0.19, while net income declined to $7.13 million.
  • Net sales jumped 44% year-over-year to $225.9 million, including contributions from the Royston acquisition in March 2026.
  • A major QSR customer selected LSI for a 3,000-store renovation program starting late in FY27’s third quarter and running three years.


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