Malibu Boats Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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The acquisition of Saxdor accelerates global expansion, adds a fast-growing adventure dayboat brand, and brings operational synergies through manufacturing and procurement scale. The deal is expected to be highly accretive to EPS, broaden customer reach, and enable international growth for legacy brands.
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Q2 2026 net sales were $188.6M, down 5.8% year-over-year, with adjusted EBITDA margin at 4.3%. Guidance for the year remains unchanged, expecting sales to be flat to down mid-single digits and EBITDA margin of 8–9%. Centralized sourcing and new financing initiatives are expected to drive margin improvement.
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Q1 FY26 saw 13% revenue growth and improved margins, outperforming a soft retail market. Guidance for the year remains unchanged, with continued focus on innovation, inventory management, and prudent capital deployment. Dealer inventories and discounting are expected to normalize.
Fiscal Year 2025
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A new management team unveiled a build, innovate, and grow strategy, focusing on customer-centricity, operational excellence, and expansion into technology, services, and parts. Financial targets include $1.5B revenue and 20% EBITDA margin at mid-cycle, supported by vertical integration, disciplined M&A, and strong liquidity.
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Fiscal 2025 saw strong Q4 growth but a full-year sales and profit decline amid industry headwinds, with robust free cash flow and disciplined capital allocation. FY26 guidance anticipates flat to slightly lower sales, margin pressure from tariffs, and continued focus on dealer health and innovation.
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Q3 saw double-digit sales and profit growth, outperforming expectations despite industry headwinds. Guidance was revised lower for the full year due to persistent macro uncertainty, but the balance sheet remains strong and new products are driving market share gains.
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Second quarter sales and earnings declined year-over-year amid continued retail softness, especially in saltwater markets, but results slightly exceeded expectations. Guidance was revised downward, with full-year sales now expected to be flat to down, and margins pressured by legal and compensation costs.
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Net sales and unit volumes declined sharply year-over-year as inventory reduction efforts continued, but sequential improvements in margins and inventory alignment were achieved. New product launches and market share gains in key segments support an unchanged full-year outlook, with sales growth expected in the back half of the year.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Fiscal 2024 saw steep sales and profit declines due to inventory reductions and a tough retail market, but operational flexibility enabled positive cash flow, debt repayment, and share buybacks. Market share gains in key segments and a robust new product pipeline position the company for recovery as conditions improve.