Smith & Wesson reports Q1 FY27 2027 net sales up 32%
Smith & Wesson reported Q1 FY27 net sales up 32%, adjusted EBITDA up 86% and EPS of $0.06 versus a loss last year, while it kept FY27 revenue growth guidance at 5% to 7%.
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Smith & Wesson reported Q1 FY27 net sales up 32%, adjusted EBITDA up 86% and EPS of $0.06 versus a loss last year, while it kept FY27 revenue growth guidance at 5% to 7%.
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