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Twin Disc Incorporated (NASDAQ:TWIN) is one of the most promising micro-cap stocks according to analysts. On February 4, Twin Disc announced its FQ2 2026 results, reporting a slight revenue increase of 0.3% to $90.2 million. While organic sales fell 7.9% when excluding acquisitions and currency fluctuations, the company achieved a net income of $22.4 million. This bottom-line surge was driven by a non-recurring $21.8 million income tax benefit.
Strategic momentum remains strong in the defense and hybrid propulsion sectors, with the company’s six-month backlog reaching a robust $175.3 million. The CEO noted that while macro-economic uncertainty caused some short-term disruption, demand across end markets, particularly for the Katsa and Veth product lines, remains healthy. The industrial product group saw a 22% increase in sales, while marine and propulsion systems remained stable year-over-year.
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The company ended the quarter with $14.9 million in cash and a total debt of $44.5 million, largely influenced by the acquisition of Kobelt. Looking toward H2 FY2026, Twin Disc Incorporated (NASDAQ:TWIN) is focused on converting its record backlog into shipments as global supply chain and tariff timings normalize.
Twin Disc Incorporated (NASDAQ:TWIN) designs, manufactures, and sells marine and heavy-duty off-highway power transmission equipment in the US, the Netherlands, China, Australia, Finland, Italy, and internationally. The company operates in two segments: Manufacturing and Distribution.
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