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The company providesSupplychain management outsourcing,Capitalequipment for customer production lines and manufactured components. Supply Technologies posted recordRevenueof USD 225.2 million, up 21%, with a 9.5%Operating Marginand proprietary fastener sales up 12%. Engineered Products revenue rose 12% to a record USD 129.7 million, and operating income …
GAAP net income rose 27.0% to USD 65.3 million, or USD 2.42 per diluted share, from USD 51.5 million, or USD 1.87. Adjusted net income rose 47.4% to USD 81.3 million, and adjusted EPS rose 49.8% from USD 2.01. Losses and loss adjustment expenses …
Income from operations was 5.5% of revenue against 4.4%, as general and administrative expense fell to 6.8% of revenue from 8.4%. Cost of services rose to 82.1% of revenue from 81.0%. Segment adjusted EBITDAR from operations in home health and hospice was USD 41.4 …
GAAP net income was USD 18.3 million, or USD 0.32 per diluted share, versus USD 0.17 in the prior quarter. Non-GAAP net income was USD 26.1 million, or USD 0.46 per diluted share, excluding stock-based compensation, amortization of acquired intangibles, a legal judgment accrual …
Controllable cash costs hit a company low of USD 7.05 per barrel of oil equivalent, withLeaseOperating Expensedown 8% to USD 5.11 and cash G&A down 16% to USD 0.73. The independent producer, focused on the Delaware Basin, completed about 175 transactions adding about 24,000 …
Gross profit rose 21% to USD 65.1 million. Operating expenses rose 20% to USD 92.5 million, with selling, general and administrative expense up USD 13.5 million to USD 72.5 million on sales andMarketingheadcount,Stock Compensationand consulting, andResearch and Developmentup 10% to USD 20.0 million. Loss …
Term Life adjusted operating revenues were roughly flat at USD 461.6 million, while its adjusted operating income before taxes fell 12% to USD 152.7 million from USD 172.7 million. Issued face amount declined 5% and policies issued fell 7% to 73,813. Recruits dropped 10% …
The company operates attractions and lodges in national parks and destinations in the United States, Canada, Iceland and Costa Rica. Same-store RevPAR rose 9.1% to USD 308.09, with occupancy at 92.3% and average daily rate up 6.5% to USD 333.79. Hospitality revenue grew 6.7% …
The filing explains the USD 0.35 decline in NAV per share through three channels. Net realized and unrealized losses cost USD 0.20 per weighted share, share issuance throughDividend reinvestmentand preferred conversions diluted NAV by USD 0.15, and distributions of USD 0.16 per weighted share …
Cost of revenue rose 51% to USD 19.0 million, mainly because the company sold clinical diagnostic tests ahead of Medicare reimbursement to gain market share, so payments were below testing costs. Diagnostic test costs added USD 3.5 million.Research and Developmentrose 32% to USD 16.1 …
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