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Stanley Black & Decker FY26 Q1 EPS drops 35% to $0.39; net sales rise 3% to $3.8 billion

PUBT · 04/29 10:10

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Stanley Black & Decker FY26 Q1 EPS drops 35% to $0.39; net sales rise 3% to $3.8 billion

Stanley Black & Decker posted 1Q 2026 net earnings of USD 59.6 million, down 34.1%, with EPS of USD 0.39.
Net sales rose 3% to USD 3.8 billion, as higher price and currency were partly offset by a 3% volume decline on retail softness in North America.
Adjusted EBITDA margin narrowed 0.5 percentage points to 9.2%.
Completed sale of Consolidated Aerospace Manufacturing to Howmet for USD 1.8 billion in cash, delivering about USD 1.6 billion of net proceeds largely used to reduce debt.
Lifted 2026 GAAP EPS guidance to USD 4.15-USD 5.35 while reaffirming adjusted EPS of USD 4.9-USD 5.7; free cash flow forecast at USD 500-USD 700 million.

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