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SiteOne Landscape Supply, Inc.
SITE
2025 Q2
Industrial
2w
Strategic Acquisition Milestones and Pipeline Robustness
Completed 100th acquisition in March with over $2 billion in acquired revenue since 2014.
Added 4 companies in 2025 with approximately $30 million in trailing 12-month sales.
Pipeline remains strong with ongoing deals, though 2025 is expected to be a lighter acquisition year due to smaller deal sizes.
Focus on filling product categories like nursery, hardscapes, and landscape supplies through acquisitions over the next decade.
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Mueller Water Products, Inc.
MWA
2025 Q3
Industrial
1w
Impact of Closure of Legacy Brass Foundry on Margins and Operations
The closure of the legacy brass foundry contributed to manufacturing efficiencies and is expected to benefit margins in 2024 and beyond.
The transition has already shown benefits in the third quarter, with ongoing improvements anticipated into 2025 and 2026.
The closure is part of a strategic move to eliminate duplicative costs and improve overall profitability.
The GEO Group, Inc.
GEO
2025 Q2
Industrial
1w
Activation of Four ICE Facilities with $240M Revenue Potential
Four ICE facilities activated in 2025, totaling approximately 6,600 beds.
Expected annualized revenues from these facilities exceed $240 million.
Facilities are at different stages of activation, with ramp-up expected in Q3 and Q4.
Margins for these facilities are consistent with company-owned secure services, averaging 25-30%.
Full revenue contribution from these activations expected in 2026, with partial reflection in 2025 guidance.
Century Communities, Inc.
CCS
2025 Q2
Industrial
3w
Strategic Land Management and Portfolio Reassessment
The company reduced its controlled lot count by 12,000 lots sequentially, reflecting disciplined underwriting and deal renegotiations.
Focus on pushing out land deals to align with current market conditions, avoiding land banking and emphasizing flexibility.
Land deal renegotiations have resulted in better terms and some lower prices, but significant price capitulation has not been observed industry-wide.
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.
J
2025 Q3
Industrial
1w
Record Backlog Growth and Its Composition
Backlog increased 14% to nearly $23 billion, setting a new record, indicating strong future revenue visibility.
Backlog growth is driven mainly by Water & Environmental and Advanced Facilities sectors, with longer project burn profiles in these areas.
Pipeline and backlog suggest sustained growth into fiscal 2026, with a focus on larger, longer-duration projects.
Standex International Corporation
SXI
2025 Q4
Industrial
1w
Inflection Point in Growth Drivers and Long-term Strategic Outlook
Management emphasizes that fiscal year 2025 marked a turning point with growth drivers crossing an inflection point, scaling significantly.
Confidence in achieving over $100 million incremental sales in FY 2026 driven by new product launches, acquisitions, and organic growth.
Long-term targets include over $1.15 billion in sales and >23% operating margin by 2028, with a focus on ROIC of 12.5%.
United Rentals, Inc.
URI
2025 Q2
Industrial
3w
Strategic Focus on Utility Vertical Growth Post Yak Acquisition
The utility vertical now accounts for over 10% of revenue, up from less than 10% 10 years ago.
Recent 5-year agreement with a large utility customer highlights strategic partnership and cross-selling across specialty businesses.
The Yak acquisition has enabled cross-sell opportunities and deepened customer relationships, contributing significantly to utility vertical growth.