Allison Transmission Holdings 2025 Q3 Earnings Revenue and Net Income Decline 15.9% and 31.5%

Allison Transmission Holdings (ALSN) reported Q3 2025 earnings that missed expectations, . , reflecting ongoing challenges in the North America On-Highway segment.

Revenue

, driven by lower demand for Class 8 vocational and medium-duty trucks. , . . Service Parts, Support Equipment & , reflecting a modest decline.

Earnings/Net Income

, . , but recent declines highlight near-term headwinds. The EPS performance was disappointing, underscoring the impact of weaker revenue and higher expenses.

Post-Earnings Price Action Review

, aligning with the broader market’s skepticism. , with Q3’s miss amplifying investor concerns. The strategy of buying on revenue beats lacks historical validation due to limited data and volatile post-earnings reactions. Recent underperformance suggests market uncertainty about ALSN’s ability to sustain growth amid macroeconomic challenges.

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CEO Commentary

CEO David S. Graziosi emphasized operational excellence and execution amid macroeconomic pressures in North America On-Highway. He highlighted progress on the Dana acquisition and strong cash flow generation, .

Guidance

. , . The outlook reflects ongoing demand uncertainty but maintains the midpoint of EBITDA margin guidance.

Additional News

1. Dana Acquisition Progress: The pending acquisition of Dana’s Off-Highway business remains a key catalyst, expected to expand ALSN’s global footprint and diversify revenue streams.

2. Capital Return Initiatives, underscoring confidence in cash flow resilience.

3. Pricing Initiatives, exceeding historical ranges, to offset cost pressures and improve margins.

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