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SEC filingRevenue grew 16.4% to $10.5M, reflecting new customer acquisition and pricing adjustments, but gross margin contracted to 15.7% and operating losses widened to -$1.1M as cost pressures persisted and profitability remained elusive.
Revenue for Q2 FY2026 totaled $10.5M, an increase of 16.4% compared to $9.1M in Q2 FY2025. Management attributes this growth to the addition of a non-transit industrial customer and implementation of new product pricing — both cited as active drivers in Item 2 of the Management Discussion. This expansion occurred despite persistent external headwinds, including adverse weather conditions that can delay or reduce customer orders, as noted in the business context.
Gross profit was $1.6M, down 9.2% year-over-year, yielding a gross margin of 15.7%. While the authoritative packet does not quantify specific cost inputs, management explicitly states that gross margins are expected to remain under pressure in fiscal 2026 due to inflationary and structural factors. The company is actively mitigating these through new sourcing and logistics agreements — actions underway but not yet reflected in margin recovery.
Operating income was -$1.1M, a 44.3% deterioration from -$770.5K in the prior-year quarter. Management reaffirms its focus on reinforcing operational strengths and reducing costs “where possible” to improve sales and margins and return to profitability. However, no quantitative detail on cost-reduction progress or SG&A trends is supported in the authoritative financial or business context packets.
Management expects continued engagement of external services to implement its strategic plan for the remainder of fiscal 2026. It also cautions that regulatory requirements will continue to increase legal and financial costs while diverting management attention from revenue-generating activities — reinforcing the near-term challenge of balancing compliance, cost control, and growth.