Gorman-Rupp Reports Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results
Over the next 6–12 months, GRC should trend higher on cash flow strength, debt relief, and backlog visibility.
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Over the next 6–12 months, GRC should trend higher on cash flow strength, debt relief, and backlog visibility.
What happened and why it matters
Gorman-Rupp delivered solid Q2 2026 results with record net sales of $186.1M and net income of $19.4M, supported by price realization and favorable mix. Gross margin rose to 32.6% as price increases and mix offset SG&A growth, while debt reductions improved the balance sheet and cash flow, backing a healthy backlog of $239.7M and robust H1 orders.
The combination of record quarterly sales, margin expansion, debt repayment, and healthy backlog elevates earnings visibility and frees cash for deleveraging or strategic investments, which tends to drive short- to medium-term outperformance.
Quarter ended June 30, 2026: net sales $186.1M; YoY +3.9%.
Net income $19.4M; EPS $0.74; Adjusted EBITDA $38.2M (20.5% of sales).
YTD 2026: net sales $362.7M; debt down $33.0M.
Backlog $239.7M; incoming orders in H1 2026 $370.8M.
Category: Earnings. The release focuses on quarterly and year-to-date earnings metrics, including non-GAAP Adjusted EBITDA, with commentary on margins, debt, and backlog—typical for an earnings disclosure.
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