FRD is benefiting from record sales volumes and Century Metals gains, but steel price volatility and supplier dependence remain challenges.
FRD's fourth-quarter fiscal 2026 results benefit from stronger earnings, higher sales, record volumes and margin momentum tied to pricing and Century integration.
FRD swings to a profit in third-quarter fiscal 2026 as surging sales, stronger pricing and the Century acquisition lift results and set up expectations for firmer margins ahead.
| Metals & Mining Industry | Materials Sector | Michael J. Taylor CEO | XFRA Exchange | 358435105 CUSIP |
| US Country | 381 Employees | 17 Jul 2026 Last Dividend | 26 Apr 2000 Last Split | 17 Mar 1992 IPO Date |
Friedman Industries, Incorporated is a multifaceted entity operating in the steel industry within the United States. Since its incorporation in 1965, the company has grown to serve an important role in steel processing, pipe manufacturing and processing, as well as in the distribution of steel and pipe products. It strategically divides its operations into two primary segments: Coil and Tubular, each serving specific market needs and customer bases. Based in Longview, Texas, Friedman Industries has established a strong market presence primarily in the midwestern, southwestern, and southeastern regions of the United States, catering to a wide array of customers with its specialized products and services.
The Coil Segment:
The Tubular Segment:
Across both segments, Friedman Industries leverages its own sales force to distribute its products mainly to steel and pipe distributors, emphasizing its role as a key supplier to the steel product manufacturing and construction industries.