Q1 2025 Earnings Summary
Metric | YoY Change | Reason |
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Total Revenue | ↓11.7% (from $806M to $712M) | Total Revenue decreased by 11.7% YoY, driven by declines across segments such as a 20% drop in DIET, 17% in PTI, 39% in Line Pipe, and 34% in General Products, which all contributed to lower overall sales relative to the previous period. |
DIET Segment Revenue | ↓20% (from $276M to $220M) | DIET revenue fell by 20% YoY, largely due to project timing delays and reduced turnaround activity compared to Q1 2024, reflecting challenges in scheduling and execution that weren't as pronounced in the previous period. |
PTI Segment Revenue | ↓17% (from $264M to $219M) | PTI revenue declined by 17% YoY, as lower upstream activity and the completion of sizeable previous projects led to reduced customer spending, with the U.S. market facing more pronounced declines despite partial offset from international projects. |
Line Pipe Business | ↓39% (from $117M to $72M) | Line Pipe sales dropped by 39% YoY, reflecting significant margin pressure from volatile steel prices and tariff impacts, which resulted in lower sales volumes and reduced gross profit compared to Q1 2024. |
General Products Revenue | ↓34% (from $70M to $46M) | General Products revenue decreased 34% YoY, suggestive of weaker market demand and cost pressures impacting sales, a decline that is consistent with broader decreases across other product lines in the current period. |
Operating Income | ↓53% (from $38M to $18M) | Operating Income declined by 53% YoY, as the significant revenue shortfalls across key segments squeezed overall margins despite relatively controlled expenses, contrasting with higher margins in the prior period. |
Net Income | From $19M to (–$22M) (turned negative) | Net Income turned negative, declining from $19M to –$22M YoY, due to the combined effects of lower sales, margin compression, and potentially higher charges or unfavorable adjustments compared to the prior period. |
Net Cash Provided by Operations | ↓63% (from $38M to $14M) | Net cash provided by operations fell 63% YoY, primarily due to increased working capital requirements (such as inventory and receivables) and lower profitability, markedly different from the stronger operational cash generation in Q1 2024. |
Cash Balance on the Balance Sheet | ↓57% (from $146M to $63M) | The cash balance shrank by 57% YoY, largely as a result of significant financing outflows and higher capital expenditures that absorbed the operating cash inflows, contrasting sharply with the more robust cash position seen at the end of Q1 2024. |
Metric | Period | Guidance | Actual | Performance |
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Revenue | Q1 2025 | Up low single digits compared sequentially to Q4 2024 | 712 millionVs. 576 millionIn Q4 2024 (≈24% growth) | Beat |