KOSS incurs a wider year-over-year loss per share in Q3 fiscal 2026 as margin pressure and weak European demand weigh on results despite modest sales growth.
KOSS incurs a loss in Q2 FY26 as high tariffs and weak export sales pressure margins, while domestic demand and licensing income offer partial relief.
KOSS reported an EPS of 3 cents and a 27% revenue rise in Q1 2026, driven by robust DTC sales and improved margins, despite facing tariff headwinds and export delays.
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| Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components Industry | Information Technology Sector | Michael J. Koss CEO | NASDAQ (CM) Exchange | 500692108 CUSIP |
| US Country | 28 Employees | 27 Mar 2014 Last Dividend | 2 Dec 2009 Last Split | 25 Feb 1992 IPO Date |
Koss Corporation is an established player in the audio industry, renowned for its extensive range of stereo headphones and related accessories. With its establishment dating back to 1953, Koss has built a formidable presence not just in its home base of the United States but also across several international markets including the Czech Republic, Sweden, Canada, Korea, Republic of Belgium, Malaysia, and more. The company takes pride in its ability to design, manufacture, and sell high-fidelity audio products. It operates through a network of distributors, audio specialty stores, online platforms, national and electronics retailers, as well as unconventional outlets like grocery stores and prisons. Koss Corporation caters to a wide audience, from individual consumers to educational institutions and other manufacturers, underscoring its versatility in the audio equipment sector. Headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Koss continues to push the boundaries of audio technology and product innovation.