Question · Q4 2025
Jose Solca from Citi inquired about the MOGAS integration, lessons learned, and booking opportunities, particularly given its 50% mining exposure and positive industry read-throughs. He also asked about Flowserve's mitigation of tariff impacts in 2025 and how tariffs and higher metal prices are accounted for in the 2026 guidance.
Answer
President and CEO Scott Rowe expressed excitement about MOGAS, noting its critical service ball valve technology for harsh environments (refining, chemicals, precious metals mining). He mentioned that 2025 bookings were slow but the 2026 project funnel looks healthy. Rowe described the MOGAS integration as a successful, programmatic approach using the Flowserve Business System, leading to significant margin improvements and enhanced customer service. CFO Amy Schwetz added that over 100 valve salesforce members were cross-trained on MOGAS products. Rowe confirmed that tariff impacts were fully mitigated in 2025 through supply chain repositioning, cost savings, and pricing actions, and the 2026 guidance is net of tariffs, with continued nimble actions planned.
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