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Reports Q4 revenue $71.4M vs $77.15M last year. "Fiscal year 2026 was an excellent year for Kewaunee, particularly in light of the challenging operating environment in which it was delivered," said Thomas D. Hull III, Kewaunee's President and Chief Executive Officer. "Our team managed through these conditions effectively, maintaining a strong level of EBITDA while making meaningful progress on the strategic priorities that will support Kewaunee's next phase of growth. We continued to invest in the Corporate platform required to scale as a public company, support future acquisitions, and accelerate our organic and inorganic growth strategy. We also made significant progress integrating Nu Aire, positioning the business for improved performance as life sciences market conditions recover, while strengthening our balance sheet through the servicing and repayment of acquisition-related debt."

Reports Q3 revenue $69.4M vs. $67.47M last year. "Following the successful turnaround of the business, we embarked on a strategy that accelerated inorganic growth, which led to the successful completion of the Company's acquisition of Nu Aire," said CEO Thomas Hull III. "Since then, our teams have worked diligently to integrate Nu Aire into the Kewaunee family and position the business for meaningful growth and EBITDA contribution. We have also continued to invest in our corporate platform to support the next phase of our inorganic growth strategy. These investments include strengthening our corporate team, implementing a robust financial consolidation system, and enhancing our readiness to comply with the SEC's accelerated reporting requirements. As is traditionally the case," Hull continued, "our third quarter results often represent our softest quarter due to the impact of the holiday schedule in the United States, a general slowdown of construction schedules in the winter months, and customers looking to wrap up any construction projects before the calendar year-end. This trend was further exacerbated by significant geopolitical and economic uncertainty, and by the volatility in project delivery timelines that we have previously discussed. Although the construction-related portion of our business has been soft this fiscal year, the addition of Nu Aire's end-user containment products has helped offset that softness..."

Reports Q1 revenue $71.1M vs. $48.3M last year. "Our Domestic and International segments delivered solid financial performance in Q1 despite challenging market conditions as a result of uncertain government policy, evolving tariff structures and broader geopolitical upheaval," said CEO Thomas Hull III. "While our overall backlog remains near historically high levels, we are experiencing volatility in project delivery timelines that we expect will cause uneven performance by quarter for the balance of fiscal year 2026, likely starting in the second quarter. This is a reality of both the uncertainty in the market, and the nature of construction-related manufacturing, where project timing often shifts, causing peaks and valleys in production schedules. Kewaunee is focused on growth, both organically and inorganically, and is committed to making strategic investments in the people, processes, and technology that will support and enable this growth in a sustainable manner. These important investments are accounted for in the Corporate segment and, while some of the costs are expected to be non-recurring in nature, many of them will not be. Though this will place pressure on earnings growth in the near term, we believe it will position Kewaunee for rapid and sustained growth in the future, allowing us to gain leverage on these investments over the long term."

Reports Q1 revenue $71.1M vs. $48.3M last year. "Our Domestic and International segments delivered solid financial performance in Q1 despite challenging market conditions as a result of uncertain government policy, evolving tariff structures and broader geopolitical upheaval," said CEO Thomas Hull III. "While our overall backlog remains near historically high levels, we are experiencing volatility in project delivery timelines that we expect will cause uneven performance by quarter for the balance of fiscal year 2026, likely starting in the second quarter. This is a reality of both the uncertainty in the market, and the nature of construction-related manufacturing, where project timing often shifts, causing peaks and valleys in production schedules. Kewaunee is focused on growth, both organically and inorganically, and is committed to making strategic investments in the people, processes, and technology that will support and enable this growth in a sustainable manner. These important investments are accounted for in the Corporate segment and, while some of the costs are expected to be non-recurring in nature, many of them will not be. Though this will place pressure on earnings growth in the near term, we believe it will position Kewaunee for rapid and sustained growth in the future, allowing us to gain leverage on these investments over the long term."