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- **Revenue Resilience**: Q1 revenue $155.8M (-6% YoY) driven by Infrastructure growth (+17%) offsetting Irrigation decline. 
- **Project Win**: $80M MENA deal ($70M FY26) highlights long-term food security investments. 
- **Margin Management**: Operating margin 12.6%, Irrigation segment margin 17.2% despite volume headwinds. 
- **Share Buybacks**: $30.3M under prior program; $150M new authorization signals confidence. 
- **Key Risks**: North America irrigation market at 'trough', Brazil credit constraints, Road Zipper lumpy project timing.

**【CEO Opening Remarks】**
- **Market Challenges**: Ongoing trade uncertainty, low commodity prices, and high input costs are impacting customer profitability and sentiment, particularly in North America. 
- **Domestic Irrigation Performance**: U.S. irrigation revenues declined due to delayed capital purchases, though pricing strategies helped mitigate volume losses. 
- **International Growth**: The MENA region project pipeline remains robust, with a new $80 million deal (including $70M FY26 revenue) reflecting long-term food security investments. Brazil's market is constrained by high interest rates and credit access. 
- **Infrastructure Segment Strength**: 17% YoY revenue growth driven by road safety products, with Road Zipper leasing model gaining traction. 
- **CapEx Update**: Lindsay, NE plant modernization nearing completion, expected to reduce labor reliance and improve efficiency. Galvanizing facility upgrades ongoing. 

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Q1 Financials**: Total revenue $155.8M (-6% YoY), operating income $19.6M (12.6% margin), net earnings $16.5M ($1.54 EPS). 
- **Segment Breakdown**: 
  - **Irrigation**: $133.4M (-9% YoY), operating margin 17.2% (vs. 16.8% prior year). North America down 4%, international down 15% due to MENA timing and Brazil weakness. 
  - **Infrastructure**: $22.4M (+17% YoY), margin 20.1% (vs. 21.5% prior year). 
- **Liquidity**: $249.6M available, including $30.3M share buybacks under prior program. New $150M buyback authorization announced. 

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **North America Irrigation Outlook**: Market at 'trough' with no immediate improvement, but no expectation of further decline. 
- **MENA Project Margins**: Slightly below segment average, but better than prior deals. Repeat business and new clients indicate multiyear pipeline. 
- **Road Zipper Lull**: 2026 lacks large projects (difficult Q2 comp), but funnel remains strong for 2027+. Leasing model stabilizes margins. 
- **CapEx Impact**: Near-term depreciation offsets gains; margin improvements expected with demand recovery. 
- **Technology Adoption**: MENA projects increasingly adopt FieldNET for efficiency, reflecting global tech adoption shift.

Lindsay Corporation(LNN)-20260108-2026 Q1 Earnings call transcript

- **Record Performance**: FY2025 revenue +11%, net earnings +12%, driven by international irrigation growth (39%) and infrastructure expansion.
- **Market Dynamics**: North America irrigation down 9% vs international +39%, reflecting global diversification strategy success.
- **Innovation Edge**: TowerWatch reduces troubleshooting time by 75%, with 20% ARR growth in connected devices.
- **2026 Outlook**: Flat North America irrigation, MENA project pipeline potential, and 20%+ margin subscription revenue growth.
- **Liquidity Strength**: $300M available liquidity, 122% free cash flow conversion, $11.5M share buybacks.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- Lindsay Corporation achieved record fiscal year 2025 results with 11% revenue growth and 12% net earnings growth, driven by double-digit growth in both Irrigation and Infrastructure segments.
- Irrigation segment highlights:
  - North America revenue down 9% due to low commodity prices and weak crop receipts.
  - International irrigation revenue up 39%, with MENA region project sales and South America exports leading growth.
  - First-time international irrigation revenue surpassing North America at $294.2M vs $273.8M.
- Innovation: Introduced TowerWatch, reducing troubleshooting time by 75%, with 150,000+ connected devices and 20% ARR growth.
- Capital projects: $42.5M in 2025 capex, including new tube mill and expanded galvanizing facility (completion delayed to end-2026).
- CFO transition: Brian Ketcham retiring after 10 years, Sam Hinrichsen joining as CFO in November.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Q4 2025 results:
  - Total revenue $153.6M (-1% YoY), net earnings $10.8M ($0.99 EPS) vs $12.7M ($1.17 EPS) prior year.
  - Full year free cash flow 122% of net earnings, share buybacks $11.5M.
  - 2025 capex $42.5M, 2026 capex expected ~$50M for facility upgrades.
- Segment margins:
  - Irrigation: 17.1% FY25 vs 16.3% prior year.
  - Infrastructure: 24.3% FY25 vs 20.4% prior year.
- Liquidity: $300M available (cash $250M, revolver $50M).

**【Q&A Key Highlights】**
- 2026 Outlook:
  - North America irrigation: Volume down low-single digits, offset by price increases and subscription growth.
  - International: MENA project pipeline potential to replace 2025's $120M in projects.
  - Infrastructure: Road Zipper leasing growth, but no large projects expected.
- Margin management:
  - Pricing discipline to offset volume declines.
  - Subscription revenue (20%+ margin) growing 150,000+ devices.
  - Brazil: Stable despite credit constraints, 3x annual cropping cycle supports demand.
- Risks:
  - North America farm income near pandemic lows, limiting investment.
  - Project timing uncertainty in MENA.
  - Elevated capex impacting short-term margins.

Lindsay Corporation (LNN) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Record Revenue Growth**: Q3 2025 revenue up 22% to $169.5M, driven by 25% Irrigation segment growth and 60% international expansion.
- **MENA Momentum**: Secured $20M project to begin Q4, with MENA pipeline supporting steady long-term growth.
- **Brazil Balancing Act**: Near-term caution due to 15% interest rates, but 2026 crop plan release could unlock mid-single-digit adoption growth.
- **Resilient Margins**: 18.9% Irrigation margin despite project mix headwinds; $261M liquidity provides strategic flexibility.
- **Tariff Resilience**: Minimal steel cost impact; farmer tax credits may accelerate 2025H2 demand.

**【CEO Opening Remarks】**
- Lindsay reported **22% year-over-year revenue growth** to $169.5 million, driven by strong performance in both Irrigation and Infrastructure segments.
- Highlighted a new $20 million project in the Middle East, set to begin shipping in Q4 and continue into FY26.
- Emphasized international growth, with Latin America and MENA leading the way, while noting cautious demand in North America due to crop price headwinds.

**【CFO Financial Highlights】**
- **Irrigation Segment**: +25% to $143.7M, with 60% growth in international markets (Brazil, MENA) offsetting flat domestic demand.
- **Operating Margins**: Irrigation at 18.9% (vs. 17% prior year), Infrastructure at 21.1% (down from 25.8% due to project mix).
- **Balance Sheet Strength**: $261M total liquidity, including $211M cash and $50M credit facility.

**【Key Q&A Takeaways】**
1. **Middle East Conflict Impact**: No immediate disruption to projects; long-term food security drivers remain intact.
2. **Brazil Market**: Mid-single-digit irrigation adoption rate; cautious near-term outlook but strong long-term potential post-July crop plan release.
3. **Tariff Policy**: Farmer tax credits could shift demand timing but maintain overall support for equipment investment.
4. **Project Pipeline**: MENA funnel remains robust with smaller ($20-40M) projects complementing mega-projects (>100M).
5. **Cost Management**: Steel tariffs have had minimal impact; pricing actions and operational efficiencies offset costs.

Lindsay Corporation (LNN) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Record Q2 Performance**: $26.6M net earnings (23% revenue growth) driven by MENA project ($20M) and Road Zipper infrastructure success.
- **International Growth**: Brazil irrigation recovery, MENA project acceleration, and stable unit sales in developing markets offset North America weakness.
- **Tariff Mitigation**: Mid-single-digit cost increase to be passed to customers; global supply chain flexibility minimizes disruption.
- **Infrastructure Momentum**: Road Zipper operating margin jumps to 34.1%, positioning for long-term leasing growth despite project timing uncertainty.
- **Domestic Risks**: Tariff-induced trade war could impact US ag exports, but government support and Brazil production shifts may offset farmer sentiment challenges.

**【CEO Opening Remarks】**
- Q2 2025 net earnings reached a record $26.6 million, driven by 23% revenue growth to $187.1 million. Both irrigation and infrastructure segments contributed to this success.
- Irrigation business saw 11% revenue growth, with international markets (MENA, Brazil) outperforming North America. The MENA project contributed over $20 million, while Brazil unit sales stabilized year-over-year.
- Infrastructure segment more than doubled in revenue to $38.9 million, fueled by the completion of a $20 million Road Zipper project. Operating margin improved to 34.1% due to higher project sales mix.
- Tariff response: Implemented supplier diversification, inventory placement, and pricing adjustments to mitigate mid-single-digit cost increases. Anticipate passing costs to customers while monitoring retaliatory risks.

**【CFO Financial Highlights】**
- Irrigation segment: $148.1 million revenue (+11%), operating income $27.4 million (+7%). International growth offset North America's 7% decline in unit sales.
- Infrastructure segment: $38.9 million revenue (+111%), operating income $13.3 million (+233%). Road Zipper project drove margin expansion to 34.1%.
- Balance sheet strength: $236.7 million liquidity, including $186.7 million cash, supporting strategic initiatives.

**【Q&A Key Takeaways】**
- **International Growth Timing**: MENA project revenue was slightly accelerated in Q2 but remains on track for $20 million/Q2-FY25. Brazil stabilization signals potential recovery in developing markets.
- **Tariff Impact**: Mid-single-digit cost increase expected, with pricing adjustments underway. Steel cost volatility may persist, but domestic sourcing mitigates supply chain risks.
- **Domestic Irrigation Sentiment**: USDA forecasts 29% farm income growth (driven by subsidies), but crop receipts decline. Stable demand expected in H2-FY25, contingent on weather.
- **Infrastructure Pipeline**: Road Zipper sales funnel remains strong, but large project timing remains uncertain. Focus on high-margin leasing business for long-term stability.
- **Trade War Risks**: Retaliatory tariffs could impact US ag exports, potentially requiring government support. Lindsay positioned to benefit from production shifts to Brazil if global demand shifts.

Lindsay (LNN)-3 Apr 25-2025 Q2 Earnings call transcript

- **37% Irrigation Growth**: MENA project and European/Latin American expansion drove international irrigation revenue, offsetting North America weakness.
- **$20M+ Road Zipper Project**: Infrastructure segment delivered margin expansion and expects continued growth from federal funding.
- **240,000 Connected Devices**: Peso Instruments acquisition positions for recurring revenue growth in IoT.
- **14% Net Earnings Growth**: Strong cash flow and margin improvement in infrastructure offset irrigation headwinds.
- **23% Tax Rate**: Lower effective rate from Turkish operations, enhancing profitability.

**【CEO Opening Remarks】**
- **Revenue Growth**: International irrigation revenue surged 37% YoY, driven by a $20M+ project in MENA and early momentum in Europe and Latin America. North America irrigation revenue declined 13% due to lower farm incomes.
- **Infrastructure Segment**: Delivered $20M+ Road Zipper project in Q2, with margin expansion from cost management and operational efficiency. Expect continued growth in infrastructure from federal funding and project pipeline.
- **Market Outlook**: North America faces near-term weakness but mid-term tailwinds from federal agricultural support. MENA remains a key growth driver for irrigation, with projects in pipeline.
- **Innovation**: Acquired minority stake in Peso Instruments, adding 240,000 connected devices to expand recurring revenue streams.

**【CFO Financial Highlights】**
- **Q1 2025 Results**: Consolidated revenue $166.3M (+3% YoY), net earnings $17.2M (+14% YoY), EPS $1.57. Irrigation segment revenue $147.1M (+5% YoY), operating margin 16.8%. Infrastructure revenue $19.2M (-9% YoY), operating margin 21.5% (vs 17.1% YoY).
- **Key Drivers**: MENA project contributed $69.4M to irrigation, offsetting Brazil weakness. Infrastructure margin improvement from cost reductions and Road Zipper project.
- **Liquidity**: $244.1M available cash, supporting capital allocation strategy.

**【Q&A Key Takeaways】**
- **MENA Project Follow-Up**: After-sales service and parts consumption expected to generate long-term revenue, though initial focus is on project delivery.
- **Brazil Market**: Stabilization with regional financing programs, but no significant near-term upside. Lapping strong prior-year growth.
- **Infrastructure Leasing**: Revenue volatility due to project timing, but stable over 12-18 months. New projects offsetting expiring leases.
- **Tax Rate**: Expect 23% effective rate for FY25 due to Turkish free trade zone benefits, vs 35% in Brazil.
- **CapEx**: Nebraska facility expansion on track, no delays despite weather challenges.

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