Q3 2025 Earnings Summary
Metric | YoY Change | Reason |
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Total Revenue | +1.2% ( vs ) | Total revenue increased modestly from $603.33 million to $610.78 million, reflecting continued but slower organic growth across diverse segments, consistent with earlier periods that relied on broad-based contributions from key segments. vs |
Core Laundry Operations | +0.9% ( vs ) | Revenues grew slightly from $528.45 million to $533.19 million, driven by ongoing organic growth similar to previous trends, although the pace has moderated when compared to earlier periods marked by acquisition‐related spurts and robust new account sales. vs |
U.S. and Canadian Rental | +1.7% ( vs ) | Revenues increased from $512.57 million to $521.22 million due to improved pricing and organic growth initiatives that build on strong performance trends noted in earlier quarters, reinforcing enhanced customer acquisition and retention strategies. vs |
Manufacturing | –10.3% ( vs ) | Manufacturing revenues fell from $77.86 million to $69.81 million, indicating a significant decline likely driven by a strategic reduction in production volumes or improved cost efficiencies that reduced reported revenue, continuing a trend of operational adjustment from previous periods. vs |
Corporate | –24.5% ( vs ) | Corporate results dropped from $15.88 million to $11.97 million, reflecting notable cost reduction measures and restructuring efforts that offset prior higher spending levels on key initiatives, thereby tightening overall corporate expenditures relative to previous periods. vs |
Specialty Garments | +0.5% ( vs ) | Revenues remained nearly flat, increasing marginally from $47.58 million to $47.80 million, as gains in European nuclear operations balanced out declines in cleanroom operations, mirroring the seasonal and timing challenges observed in earlier periods. vs |
First Aid | +9.2% ( vs ) | Revenues grew from $27.29 million to $29.79 million primarily driven by robust double-digit growth in van operations, indicating continued investment in expanding the business—a trend that previously set the stage for this stronger performance. vs |
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