Hurco Companies 2025 Q3 Earnings Narrowed Losses with 61.5% Net Loss Reduction

Hurco Companies (HURC) reported its fiscal 2025 Q3 earnings on Sep 05th, 2025. The company delivered mixed results, with revenue up 7.4% year-over-year and losses significantly narrowed. While the earnings report did not provide forward-looking guidance, the management expressed cautious optimism about the firm’s strategic direction and long-term growth potential.

Hurco Companies posted total revenue of $45.81 million in Q3 2025, a 7.4% increase compared to $42.65 million in the same period last year. The growth was driven by strong performance across its machine tools and service segments, reflecting a more balanced contribution from key business lines.

Revenue was led by the Computerized Machine Tools segment, which accounted for the lion’s share at $36.89 million. This was complemented by the Service Parts division, which generated $6.31 million in revenue. Additionally, Service Fees brought in $2.08 million, while the Computer Control Systems and Software segment contributed $530,000. These figures reflect a well-diversified revenue stream that supports Hurco’s ongoing operational stability.

Hurco Companies significantly narrowed its net loss in Q3 2025, reducing it to $-3.69 million, a 61.5% improvement from the $-9.60 million loss in Q3 2024. On a per-share basis, the company’s loss improved from $1.47 to $0.58. The earnings report shows a positive trend in cost control and operational efficiency, suggesting the company is moving in the right direction.

Hurco’s stock price showed mixed performance in the wake of the earnings report. The stock climbed 5.92% during the latest trading day and added 3.52% over the most recent full trading week. However, it faced downward pressure month-to-date, dropping 7.58%. This suggests some volatility in investor sentiment amid the earnings release and broader market conditions.

The CEO, Greg Volovic, acknowledged ongoing macroeconomic challenges but emphasized progress in key areas. He highlighted a 10% sales growth in the Americas and nearly 48% in the Asia-Pacific region, alongside reduced operating costs and improved gross profit. Volovic also pointed to a strengthened balance sheet, with over $44 million in cash and cash equivalents, as a key strength for the company’s future. He expressed confidence in Hurco’s ability to return to profitability through strategic investments and responsiveness to customer demand, particularly in a shifting global trade and tax landscape.

While the CEO remains optimistic about Hurco’s long-term positioning, no specific quantitative guidance or forward-looking financial metrics were provided in the filing. The company continues to focus on building resilience and adapting to the evolving market environment.

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