Flowserve (NYSE:FLS) Misses Q3 Revenue Estimates

Flowserve, a flow control equipment manufacturer, reported a 3.6% increase in Q3 2025 sales, reaching $1.77 billion, but fell short of Wall Street's expectations. Despite missing revenue targets, the company beat profit estimates with adjusted earnings per share of $0.90, a significant increase from analyst predictions. Flowserve raised its full-year profit guidance to $3.45 per share, a 4% increase. The company's free cash flow margin surged to nearly 33%, double last year's figure. However, Flowserve's revenue growth has been modest, averaging 4% annually over the past five years, with recent trends showing closer to 6% growth. Analysts expect a 6% increase in the next twelve months. Investors are optimistic about Flowserve's growing profitability, as earnings per share have risen more than 10% annually over the past five years and are expected to increase by 16.5% this year. The company's focus on operational improvements and profitability, along with its solid backlog and potential growth opportunities in data centers, nuclear power, and electrification trends, could drive future progress.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.