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Key takeaways

Revenue was $168.3M, down 30.4% from $241.7M, primarily due to the Aerospace divestiture.

Gross profit fell 35.3% to $36.9M, with margin declining to 21.9% on less favorable product mix.

Operating income dropped 68.4% to $6.9M, impacted by prior-year Arrow Engine gain and Packaging realignment costs.

Net income surged to $800.8M from $12.4M, driven by a gain on the Aerospace divestiture.

Operating cash flow was negative $19.4M versus positive $9.2M, reflecting tax payments on the Aerospace gain.

The company completed the Aerospace divestiture in March, a milestone in its transformation, and expects improved operating leverage from cost actions.

Full analysis

Aerospace Divestiture Reshapes Financial Profile

Revenue Decline Masks Organic Growth

Profitability Pressures from Mix and Realignment

Cash Flow Impacted by Tax Payments

Strong Balance Sheet and Capital Allocation

Outlook and Strategic Direction

Management described the quarter as consistent with expectations and highlighted the Aerospace divestiture as a milestone in the company's transformation. The company entered 2026 with a focus on strengthening core businesses and implemented cost actions in January expected to improve operating leverage. Key risks include ongoing tariff uncertainty, input cost inflation, and potential further realignment charges. The company's strong liquidity position provides flexibility to navigate these challenges and pursue growth opportunities.

TRS · TriMas Corporation

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