Perma-Pipe's Q1 earnings per share improve year over year, driven by strong MENA demand and margin gains, despite rising payroll costs impacting operating expenses.
Perma-Pipe reported strong FY2024 results, with Q4 revenue up 12% YoY and gross margins steady at 33.5%, supported by a record-high backlog of $167.5 million. The company's growth is largely driven by Middle Eastern energy infrastructure expansion, making its outlook highly sensitive to oil prices and government-backed project cycles. Valuation appears reasonable at ~$13/share, with moderate multiples (11.6x P/E, 4.9x EV/EBITDA) and normalized net income nearly doubling YoY after adjusting for one-time tax gains.
PPIH's fiscal 2024 earnings decline year over year due to a prior one-time tax benefit, despite higher sales and margin gains.
PPIH reports strong Q3 earnings with growing backlog and improved profitability, overcoming a 9% decline in net sales.
PPIH reports a robust Q2 with earnings per share jumping to 40 cents, and a 7% rise in sales driven by a growing backlog.
Perma-Pipe (PPIH) reports Q1 EPS of 18 cents, reversing last year's loss. Strong backlog and market expansion bolster future outlook despite higher operating expenses.
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