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REVG

Industrial

REV Group announced a $20 million investment to expand the Spartan Emergency Response facility in Brandon, South Dakota, increasing fire apparatus production capacity by 40%.
The expansion will nearly double the manufacturing footprint with an additional 56,000 square feet, enhancing capabilities in painting and fabrication.
The project is expected to add 50 new jobs and boost local tax contributions, reflecting a strategic focus on U.S. manufacturing resilience.
Full operational capacity of the expanded facility is projected to be phased in by 2027, supporting increased custom and S180 vehicle production.
This expansion underscores REV Group's commitment to supporting first responders with high-quality, mission-ready vehicles.
Management emphasized that the investment aims to reduce delivery times and improve throughput, strengthening their competitive position.

AAON

Industrial

1mo

The ERP rollout at Longview caused a significant slowdown in production, impacting AAON branded equipment and coils in Q2 2025.
Supply chain disruptions, including coil shortages at quarter-end, were exacerbated by simultaneous ERP upgrades at key suppliers.
Production at Tulsa improved month-to-month after initial delays, but was still 6% below benchmark in July, affecting margins.
The Memphis facility incurred $3 million in costs during Q2 with minimal sales, adding to short-term margin pressures.
Management expects ERP-related challenges to lessen by year-end 2026, with full implementation supporting long-term margin targets.
The company actively managed supply chain issues with proactive measures, demonstrating agility in operational response.

Industrial

Kimball Electronics is opening a new 300,000 square foot medical facility in Indianapolis, scheduled for grand opening in November 2025.
The new facility is designed to support expansion into cold chain management, device assembly, and precision molded plastics, beyond traditional printed electronics.
Management expects the Indianapolis plant to handle hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue, with potential capacity exceeding $0.5 billion.
This expansion aims to diversify revenue streams and leverage the company's expertise in complex, regulated medical manufacturing environments.
The company is positioning itself to take on more complex programs and increase margins in the medical CMO segment.
Strategic focus on high-reliability, high-complexity programs aligns with the new facility's capabilities and growth plans.

Industrial

The company's pipeline of identified projects exceeds $7.6 billion, indicating strong future growth potential.
Backlog at the end of Q2 increased by 49% year-over-year to $418.1 million, reflecting robust demand.
Management attributes the backlog growth to higher baseload generation demand and strategic project wins.
The project pipeline includes potential plant conversions, upgrades, and behind-the-meter data center projects.
The backlog and pipeline reinforce the company's optimistic outlook for 2025 and beyond.

ORGN

Industrial

Adjusted EBITDA breakeven expected to shift from 2026 to 2027 due to production delays.
Ended Q2 2025 with $69 million in cash, cash equivalents, and marketable securities.
Held $9 million in land for sale in Geismar, Louisiana, expected to generate additional cash.
Manufacturing output expected to be reduced by approximately 50% in 2026 and 15% in 2027 compared to prior estimates.
Net accounts receivable balance of $17.9 million related to legacy supply chain activation program being wound down in 2025.
Revised 2026 revenue guidance down to $20 million to $30 million from prior $50 million to $70 million due to manufacturing delays.
Revised 2027 revenue guidance to $100 million to $200 million, down from prior $150 million to $210 million.

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