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Griffon Corporation, a residential and commercial building products company, reported revenue of $481,370 (in thousands) for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, up from $449,692. Income from continuing operations was $66,311 versus a prior-year loss of $108,655, and net income reached $51,632 compared with a loss of $120,139. For the nine-month period, revenue was $1,357,490 and net income $135,337, both improved from 2025 when results included $243,612 of goodwill and intangible asset impairments.
Performance reflects a major repositioning of the AMES businesses. AMES North America was contributed to Veritage Brands, a joint venture with ONCAP’s Venanpri, for $100,000 in cash, a $161,100 second-lien 10% PIK note, and a 43% equity stake initially recorded at $118,600. AMES North America, Australasia, and U.K. are now reported as discontinued operations, which produced a nine-month loss of $33,483, including a $26,603 loss on sale and U.K. exit-related charges.
From continuing operations, operating cash flow was $217,944 for the nine months. Long-term debt declined to $1,259,624 from $1,404,276, driven by Term Loan B repayments, and the remaining $285,000 Term Loan B balance was fully repaid after quarter-end. Shareholders’ equity increased to $129,156, while the company returned capital through $30,939 of dividends and $104,195 of share repurchases.
Griffon Corporation’s March 31, 2026 quarter shows stable core operations but heavy restructuring charges from discontinued AMES businesses. Revenue from continuing operations was $421,860, slightly below $426,684 a year earlier, with gross margin at 45.5% versus 46.5%.
Income from continuing operations was $46,937 compared with $49,805, while net income dropped to $19,318 from $56,762 due to losses in discontinued operations. AMES U.S., Canada, Australia and U.K. are now classified as discontinued, with a quarterly loss from discontinued operations of $27,619.
Griffon agreed to form a joint venture with ONCAP that will combine AMES U.S. and Canada with Venanpri tool brands. At closing, Griffon expects $100,000 in cash and a $161,100 second-lien loan to the joint venture, retaining a 43% equity interest. Long-term debt remained high at $1,411,793, while operating cash flow from continuing operations for the first six months was $118,314.
Griffon Corporation reported higher revenue but slightly lower profit for the quarter ended December 31, 2025. Revenue rose to $649.1 million from $632.4 million, driven by growth in both Home and Building Products and Consumer and Professional Products.
Net income was $64.4 million versus $70.9 million a year earlier, or $1.41 diluted earnings per share compared to $1.49. Excluding items like retirement plan charges, debt extinguishment and prior-year real estate gains, adjusted net income was $66.3 million, or $1.45 per share, up from $65.9 million, or $1.39 per share.
Operating cash flow remained strong at $107.0 million, supporting capital spending of $7.7 million, $60.0 million of Term Loan B repayment, $18.1 million of share repurchases and dividends of $11.2 million. Total assets were $2.05 billion and long‑term debt was $1.35 billion.
Subsequent to quarter‑end, Griffon agreed to form a joint venture with ONCAP that will combine AMES’ U.S. and Canada businesses with Venanpri brands, for $100.0 million cash proceeds and a $161.1 million second‑lien loan, with Griffon retaining a 43% equity interest.