Broadwind, Inc. disclosed its preliminary full‑year 2025 results, reporting revenue in the $155 million to $160 million range and net income of $4.7 million to $5.7 million, both in line with the guidance issued on November 13 2025. Adjusted EBITDA fell between $8 million and $9 million, matching the forecasted range and confirming that the company’s cost‑control program is holding steady amid rising raw‑material costs.
The company’s 2026 outlook calls for organic revenue growth of more than 20% year‑over‑year, excluding the $41 million of revenue contributed by the Manitowoc, Wisconsin facility that was sold on September 8 2025. Guidance now projects revenue of $140 million to $150 million, with a midpoint of $145 million, and adjusted EBITDA of $8 million to $10 million, midpoint $9 million. This represents a significant acceleration from the $155 million to $160 million range for 2025, underscoring management’s confidence in the high‑margin precision‑manufacturing strategy.
Demand remains robust in the company’s core Industrial Solutions and Gearing segments, driven by strong orders in power‑generation and industrial markets. The Heavy Fabrications segment, however, experienced a raw‑material supply bottleneck that reduced fourth‑quarter throughput; management expects the issue to be resolved in the first quarter of 2026, mitigating a short‑term headwind. The company’s focus on higher‑margin products is reflected in the 20%+ growth target, as the divestiture of the Manitowoc plant allows Broadwind to concentrate resources on more profitable lines.
CEO Eric Blashford emphasized that “demand conditions across our core end‑markets remain strong entering 2026. At the midpoint of our newly introduced 2026 financial guidance, we’re forecasting organic revenue growth of more than 20% this year, when compared to the full‑year 2025, excluding the Manitowoc facility.” He added that the company’s consolidation of manufacturing capacity and cost‑control initiatives have laid a strong foundation for profitable growth, signaling confidence in the company’s strategic pivot.
Analysts noted that the preliminary results were in line with consensus estimates—revenue guidance of $157.38 million and EPS expectations of $0.17—so the company neither beat nor missed expectations. The market reaction was muted, with pre‑market trading showing a modest decline, reflecting a lack of a clear upside catalyst beyond the guidance. Nonetheless, the guidance and management commentary suggest a positive trajectory for Broadwind’s high‑margin segments, positioning the company for sustained growth in 2026.
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