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JBI

Janus International·NYSE

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JBI fundamentals

JBI Q4 2025 Earnings

Janus International (JBI) released its earnings on Mar 4, 2026: revenue was 226.30M (YoY -1.95%), beat estimates; EPS was 0.11 (YoY +120.00%), missed estimates.

Revenue / YoY

226.30M

-1.95%

EPS / YoY

0.11

+120.00%

Report date

Mar 4, 2026

JBI Earnings Call Summary for Q4,2025

Revenue Growth: 2025 revenue $884.2 million, 2026 guidance $940-980 million (+8.6% midpoint). Kiwi acquisition adds $90-100 million inorganic revenue.
Margin Challenges: 2026 EBITDA margin 18.2% (midpoint), pressured by low-margin international and commercial segments. Kiwi acquisition expected to weigh on margins.
Strategic Wins: Noke units reach 458,000 (+25.5% YoY), targeting 500,000+ in 2026 for profitability inflection. Kiwi acquisition expands exterior solutions and design-build capabilities.
Market Outlook: North American new construction down mid-single digits, but R3 growth and international expansion (+high single digits) offset weakness.
Financial Strength: $260.5 million liquidity, 2.1x net leverage. Free cash flow conversion 137% trailing 12 months.

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Revenue & Expenses

JBI has released its 2025 Q4 earnings report, with revenue of 226.30M, reflecting a YoY change of -1.95%, and net profit of 7.10M, showing a YoY change of 2266.67%. The Sankey diagram below clearly presents JBI's revenue sources and cost distribution.

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