Q2 2025 Earnings Summary
Metric | YoY Change | Reason |
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Net Sales | +20% (from $83,335K to $100,132K) | Net Sales increased by 20% YoY, driven by greater product demand and likely an expanded sales force and higher inventory availability—factors similar to those observed in previous Q1 and Q2 periods. |
Gross Margin | +18% (from $25,027K to $29,508K) | Gross Margin improved by 18% YoY, reflecting a healthier sales mix and operational efficiency improvements that align with earlier gains seen when higher demand and optimal cost management boosted margins. |
Income from Operations | +22% (from $7,429K to $9,094K) | Income from Operations rose by 22% YoY due to increased net sales, a stronger gross margin, and reduced operating expenses—consistent with past improvements when the absence of impairment charges enhanced operational profitability. |
Net Income | +23% (from $5,498K to $6,763K) | Net Income grew by 23% YoY, primarily driven by the higher sales and improved cost management resulting in better margins, mirroring earlier periods where improved operations offset prior period challenges like impairment expenses. |
Basic Earnings per Common Share | Increased (from $1.13 to $1.39) | Basic EPS increased, reflecting the favorable profitability environment where higher net income, along with a stable share count, directly translated into improved earnings per share, consistent with prior periods of earnings recovery. |
Net Cash Provided by Operating Activities | Dropped sharply (from +$159K to –$3,076K) | Net Cash from Operations swung negative by over 5% YoY, despite improved earnings; this is attributed to significant changes in working capital—such as increased inventory purchases and delays in cash conversion—that diverge from previous periods where cash flows were marginally positive. |
Total Assets | +6% (from $188,538K to $199,757K) | Total Assets increased by 6% YoY, largely due to higher inventory levels (up from $69,602K to $75,683K) and augmented marketable securities, reflecting ongoing asset growth trends observed in earlier periods. |
Shareholders’ Equity | +11% (to $137,105K) | Shareholders’ Equity improved by 11% YoY, driven by the strong net income performance boosting retained earnings, even as factors like preferred dividends and minor foreign exchange losses exerted a slight negative impact—consistent with past periods where operational gains enhanced equity. |
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