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ALB October 14, 2025

Albemarle Corporation Q2 2025 Earnings Call - $400M Cost Cuts and CapEx Cuts Preserve Cash as Lithium Prices Settle Near $9/kg

Albemarle reported a revenue and EBITDA pullback in Q2 as lithium prices settled at roughly $9 per kilogram LCE, but the company aggressively cut costs and capital spending to protect liquidity. Manag...

  • Q2 net sales were $1.3 billion, down year over year, with adjusted EBITDA of $336 million, both pressured primarily by lower lithium pricing.
  • Albemarle uses a basket approach to market pricing and the company’s effective lithium market price year to date is about $9 per kilogram LCE, which is the baseline for its outlook scenarios.
  • Management achieved a 100% run rate on its $400 million cost and productivity improvement target as of June, hitting the high end of the initial target range early.
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GEL October 14, 2025

Genesis Energy L.P. Q2 2025 Earnings Call - Shenandoah First Oil Starts Ramp Toward Material Volume and Free Cash Flow from Q3

Genesis closed Q2 broadly in line with expectations, but the call was all about what just turned live offshore. The Shenandoah floating production unit delivered first oil to Genesis’ new zinc pipelin...

  • Shenandoah FPU successfully commissioned, first oil flowed last week into Genesis’ new zinc pipeline lateral and onto shore via CHOPS.
  • Shenandoah nameplate capacity is 120,000 barrels per day, with operator and at least one non op partner indicating the initial four wells could deliver about 100,000 barrels per day as early as September.
  • Initial Shenandoah startup was delayed, first by around six months due to an industrial mishap in Korea during construction, and then roughly six weeks by commissioning challenges tied to abnormal loop currents in the Gulf.
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TRN October 14, 2025

Trinity Industries Q2 2025 Earnings Call - Leasing cash flow holds the fort, manufacturing bottomed and poised to recover in H2

Trinity leaned on its leasing franchise this quarter, converting tight fleet dynamics into cash and repricing tailwinds. Leasing metrics were the quarter’s headline: high utilization, strong renewal e...

  • Leasing strength drove the quarter: fleet utilization was 96.8%, renewal success was 89%, and renewal rates averaged 17.9% above expiring rates.
  • Future lease rate differential (FLRD) was 18.3% for the quarter, marking 13 consecutive quarters in double digits and 63% of the fleet repriced to date.
  • Trinity achieved a book-to-bill above 1x for the first time in ten quarters, receiving 2,310 railcar orders in Q2 and reporting a Trinity book-to-bill of 1.3x.
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AGCO October 14, 2025

AGCO Q2 2025 Earnings Call - Trough Year, Raised Guidance and $1B Buyback after TAFE Settlement

AGCO reported a tough but controlled quarter, delivering $2.6 billion in net sales while navigating a clear industry trough. Management tightened production, accelerated inventory cuts, and leaned on ...

  • Q2 net sales approximately $2.6 billion, down ~19% year over year, or down ~11% excluding the divested grain and protein business.
  • Adjusted operating margin was 8.3% for Q2, reported operating margin 6.2%, with midpoint decremental margins in the mid teens.
  • Quarterly production hours fell ~16% versus Q2 2024; North America production fell over 50% in Q2 as AGCO aggressively cut output to reduce dealer inventories.
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ITRI October 14, 2025

Itron Q2 2025 Earnings Call - Record Margins and Cash Flow, Lowered Revenue Outlook as Customers Slow Deployments

Itron delivered a tidy quarter — revenue in line with expectations, profit and cash flow above. The company posted record gross margins, adjusted operating income and free cash flow, driven by mix shi...

  • Q2 revenue $607 million, in line with guidance, slightly below prior year after a 2024 catch-up effect.
  • Q2 adjusted EBITDA $90 million (14.8% of revenue), and non-GAAP operating income $82 million, both quarterly records.
  • Non-GAAP EPS $1.62 for Q2, up from $1.21 a year ago; non-GAAP net income $75 million.
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SATS October 14, 2025

EchoStar Corporation Q2 2025 Earnings Call - FCC review freezes 5G terrestrial buildout, company announces $5B LEO direct-to-device plan

EchoStar spent the quarter managing two competing realities, one immediate and constraining, the other strategic and capital intensive. An ongoing FCC review of its spectrum licenses has effectively f...

  • FCC review initiated May 9 targets EchoStar spectrum licenses, including AWS-4 exclusive rights, the September 2024 buildout extension, and 5G terrestrial service obligations, creating material uncertainty and freezing further 5G buildout decisions.
  • EchoStar delayed several scheduled interest payments due to the FCC inquiry but made those payments within permissible grace periods, and paid the HSSC bond due on the day of the call.
  • Company announced an agreement with MDA Space to be prime contractor for a new LEO direct-to-device (D2D) satellite constellation, targeting launches in 2028 and commercial service in 2029.
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RUSHA October 14, 2025

Rush Enterprises Q2 2025 Earnings Call - Aftermarket resilience masks a truck-sales gridlock driven by regulatory uncertainty

Rush Enterprises reported $1.9 billion in Q2 revenue and $72.4 million in net income, with management arguing the quarter was saved by a strong aftermarket. Parts, service and collision drove roughly ...

  • Q2 revenue $1.9 billion, net income $72.4 million, $0.90 diluted EPS.
  • Board approved a $0.19 per share quarterly cash dividend; company paid $14.5 million in dividends in the quarter.
  • Management reported repurchases of $83.9 million of common stock in Q2 under an expanded $200 million buyback authorization, with roughly $75 million left to deploy per management commentary.
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MYRG October 14, 2025

MYR Group Q2 2025 Earnings Call - Margin Bounce, Xcel $500M MSA, Backlog Steady at $2.64B

MYR delivered a steady Q2 driven by better project execution and fewer problem jobs from the prior-year clean energy portfolio. Revenue rose 8.6% year over year to $900 million, gross margin recovered...

  • Q2 revenue $900 million, up 8.6% year over year.
  • Gross margin jumped to 11.5% in Q2 2025 from 4.9% in Q2 2024, driven by better productivity and favorable job closeouts versus prior-year project losses.
  • Net income turned positive at $27 million, or $1.70 per diluted share, compared with a $15 million loss in Q2 2024.
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MOD October 14, 2025

Modine Manufacturing Q1 FY2026 Earnings Call - Data-center-led guide lift, $100M capex to chase $2B target

Modine kicked off FY2026 by raising its revenue and earnings outlook, driven by explosive North American data center demand and three strategic HVAC acquisitions. Management announced an incremental $...

  • Company raised fiscal 2026 revenue guidance to 10%–15% growth, up from 2%–10% previously, driven by acquisitions and data center momentum.
  • Climate Solutions revenue rose 11% in Q1 and adjusted EBITDA improved 10%, with a segment adjusted EBITDA margin of 20%.
  • Data center sales grew $24 million or 15% year over year in Q1; North America HVAC technology sales were up $17 million or 34%.
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ADC October 14, 2025

Agree Realty Corporation Q2 2025 Earnings Call - Aggressive Growth: Raising Investment Guidance to $1.4–$1.6B

Agree Realty used Q2 to broadcast that its war chest and deal engine are humming. Management has invested more than $725 million year to date, raised full year investment guidance to $1.4 to $1.6 bill...

  • Management raised full-year investment volume guidance to $1.4–$1.6 billion, up from prior guidance, with the midpoint representing a 58% increase over 2024 investment volume.
  • Year to date Agree has invested over $725 million across its three external growth platforms, more than double the first half of last year.
  • AFFO per share guidance was increased by $0.02 at the midpoint to a new range of $4.29–$4.32, implying over 4% year-over-year growth at the midpoint.
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