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Columbus McKinnon publishes investor presentation outlining intelligent motion solutions strategy, Kito Crosby integration plan
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Columbus McKinnon publishes investor presentation outlining intelligent motion solutions strategy, Kito Crosby integration plan
  • Columbus McKinnon outlined FY27 guidance midpoint of sales at $2.09 billion, adjusted EBITDA at $400 million, adjusted EBITDA margin at 19.2%.
  • Integration of Kito Crosby positioned as a scale step-up, with FY26 pro forma net sales of $2 billion, adjusted gross margin near 36%.
  • Cost synergy target set at $70 million annual net run-rate by FY29, with 20% expected in FY27.
  • Capital allocation remains focused on debt reduction, with a long-term credit agreement net leverage target below 2x.
  • FY26 free cash flow excluding deal costs reported at $67.996 million; credit agreement net leverage ratio shown at 5.1x.


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