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Taylor Devices Achieves Record Sales and Profit

On August 15, 2025, Taylor Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ SmallCap: TAYD) proudly announced their fourth quarter results, reporting sales of $15,561,154. This marks a significant increase compared to the previous year's fourth quarter sales of $12,065,211. In terms of overall performance, the company set a new record for the full fiscal year with total sales reaching $46,292,725, surpassing last year's total of $44,582,807.

The company's net income for the fourth quarter also displayed impressive growth, amounting to $3,688,076, compared to $2,472,630 in the same quarter last year. Annually, the net income totaled $9,413,136, up from the previous year’s $8,998,762. This results in a year-over-year net income growth for both the fourth quarter and the entire fiscal year, demonstrating a robust financial performance.

CEO Tim Sopko expressed excitement about these results, stating, "Our FY25 4th quarter and full year sales finished well ahead of last year's levels, with the full year sales of $46.3 million setting a new high record for our Team, exceeding the prior record of $44.6 million set last year." This growth trajectory is particularly noteworthy as the company navigates challenges within specific market sectors, including structural areas facing headwinds due to rising interest rates and adverse foreign exchange fluctuations.

Sopko attributed the company’s success to the positive momentum in their Aerospace/Defense and Industrial markets, indicating these sectors offset the difficulties experienced in their Structural markets. He highlighted the company's comprehensive growth strategies that have consistently driven profitable outcomes, contributing to a firm order backlog of $27.1 million as the company transitions into FY26.

Taylor Devices is a reputable manufacturer with over 70 years of experience, specializing in the design and production of shock absorption, rate control, and energy storage devices for diverse applications across vehicles, machinery, and structures. The company is positioned to continue expanding within the domestic Aerospace and Defense markets, alongside targeted growth in global Structural Construction and Industrial sectors.

Financial Highlights

• - Fourth Quarter Results:

- Sales: $15,561,154 (FY25) vs. $12,065,211 (FY24)
- Net Earnings: $3,688,076 (FY25) vs. $2,472,630 (FY24)
- Earnings per Share: $1.17 (FY25) vs. $0.80 (FY24)

• - Fiscal Year Results:

- Sales: $46,292,725 (FY25) vs. $44,582,807 (FY24)
- Net Earnings: $9,413,136 (FY25) vs. $8,998,762 (FY24)
- Earnings per Share: $3.01 (FY25) vs. $2.68 (FY24)

Future Outlook

Looking forward, Taylor Devices remains committed to investing in their workforce, technology, and facilities. Sopko concluded, "Positioned well to continue on our profitable growth journey in FY26, we remain optimistic about our potential to achieve further milestones in the coming year."

For more information about Taylor Devices, visit www.taylordevices.com.

This record achievement not only highlights Taylor Devices' strategic growth initiatives but solidifies its standing as an innovative leader in the market, paving the way for continued success in the rapidly evolving landscape of Aerospace and Defense industries.