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Hillman Q1 net loss widens to $4.7 million; net sales rise 3% to $370.1 million
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Hillman Q1 net loss widens to $4.7 million; net sales rise 3% to $370.1 million
  • Hillman Solutions posted a net loss of USD 4.7 million for first-quarter 2026, widening from a near-breakeven result, with adjusted diluted EPS at USD 0.07.
  • Net sales rose 3% to USD 370.1 million.
  • Adjusted EBITDA dropped to USD 50.1 million.
  • Free cash flow widened to a deficit of USD 34.3 million; Hillman repurchased 1,200,000 shares for USD 10.1 million at an average USD 8.29.
  • Hillman closed acquisitions of Campbell Chain & Fittings and Delaney Hardware after quarter end, lifting FY 2026 net sales outlook to USD 1.63 billion-USD 1.73 billion while maintaining adjusted EBITDA at USD 275 million-USD 285 million and free cash flow at USD 100 million-USD 120 million.


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