Key Financial Results and Metrics

1Strategic Updates and Business Highlights

Continued wind-down of manufacturing operations in China, shifting production to U.S. and Vietnam, expected to save approximately $1.2 million per quarter post-completion.

Focus on nearshoring and tariff mitigation strategies to enhance operational efficiency and competitiveness.

New program launches in automotive technology, industrial tooling, pest control, and industrial power management, with significant revenue potential.

Expansion of U.S. and Vietnam facilities to meet growing customer demand, with expectations for double-digit growth in Arkansas.

2Forward Guidance and Outlook

Anticipated revenue growth in Q4 FY 2026, driven by improved demand from legacy customers and new program ramps.

No specific revenue guidance provided due to uncertainties in timing for new product launches.

Expected return to profitability in Q4 FY 2026, contingent on revenue growth.

3Bad News, Challenges, or Points of Concern

Revenue decline attributed to reduced demand from legacy customers and operational disruptions from winter storm Fern.

Significant net losses compared to the previous year, raising concerns about ongoing profitability.

Continued global economic uncertainties and volatile trade policies impacting business operations and customer decision-making.

4Notable Q&A Insights

Customer Program Wins: Four new programs won, with varying revenue expectations and ramp timelines, primarily in U.S. and Mexico.

Tariff Impact: Customers are increasingly hesitant to award contracts due to tariff uncertainties, but a shift in market sentiment is noted, with more opportunities expected to materialize.

Design Engineering Focus: Emphasis on expanding design capabilities as a competitive advantage, with a strategy to integrate design and production processes.

Data Processing Customer Update: A significant project in Mississippi has been flat in growth, with expectations for gradual ramp-up in FY 2027.

Cost Savings Realization: Incremental savings from the China wind-down are expected to begin impacting the bottom line in Q4, with full savings anticipated in FY 2027.