Executive Summary
Modine Manufacturing Company reported a solid Q3 2025, marked by strong revenue growth primarily propelled by its Climate Solutions segment, particularly in data centers. Total revenue reached $616.8 million, reflecting a 9.87% year-on-year increase despite a 6.26% sequential decline compared to Q2. Gross profit margin showed robust improvement, primarily driven by data center expansion and strategic acquisitions like Scott Springfield, whose contribution was a remarkable $74 million, indicating a transformative quarter for Modine. However, the Performance Technologies segment faced challenges with lower sales, signaling a cautious outlook for some traditional markets.
Key Performance Indicators
QoQ: -21.25% | YoY:-3.89%
QoQ: -11.06% | YoY:-7.66%
QoQ: -13.64% | YoY:-10.59%
Key Insights
For Q3 2025, Modine reported revenue of $616.8 million, a gross profit of $149.6 million, and a gross profit margin of 24.3%. Despite a slight decline in operating income to $59.3 million, the adjusted EBITDA increased by 18% to $86 million. The net income stood at $41 million with a net income margin of 6.7%. Key liquidity ratios remained stable, with a current ratio of 1.87, indicating solid short-term financial health. Additionally, the free cash flow remained consistent at $45 million for th...
Financial Highlights
For Q3 2025, Modine reported revenue of $616.8 million, a gross profit of $149.6 million, and a gross profit margin of 24.3%. Despite a slight decline in operating income to $59.3 million, the adjusted EBITDA increased by 18% to $86 million. The net income stood at $41 million with a net income margin of 6.7%. Key liquidity ratios remained stable, with a current ratio of 1.87, indicating solid short-term financial health. Additionally, the free cash flow remained consistent at $45 million for the quarter, contributing to a robust year-to-date free cash flow of $102 million. Management anticipates revenue growth at the lower end of guidance due to external market conditions, particularly in Performance Technologies.
Income Statement
Metric |
Value |
YoY Change |
QoQ Change |
Revenue |
616.80M |
9.87% |
-6.26% |
Gross Profit |
149.60M |
17.52% |
-9.66% |
Operating Income |
59.30M |
-3.89% |
-21.25% |
Net Income |
41.00M |
-7.66% |
-11.06% |
EPS |
0.76 |
-10.59% |
-13.64% |
Key Financial Ratios
operatingProfitMargin
9.61%
operatingCashFlowPerShare
$1.13
freeCashFlowPerShare
$0.83
Management Commentary
Management emphasized the positive trajectory of the Climate Solutions segment, with CEO Neil Brinker stating, "Data center revenues increased by 176% this quarter, propelled by strong organic growth and the inorganic benefit of the Scott Springfield acquisition." The company is strategically expanding into the Asia Pacific region, with Brinker noting, "This facility will support both data center cooling products and cooling modules for stationary power generation." However, the Performance Technologies segment faced ongoing challenges, with Brinker acknowledging upcoming softness in the vehicular markets but emphasizing proactive cost management strategies. CFO Mick Lucareli highlighted, "Our actions and performance will only continue to improve when those markets turn; adjusted earnings per share was $0.92, 24% higher from the prior year."
"Data center revenues increased by 176% this quarter, propelled by strong organic growth and the inorganic benefit of the Scott Springfield acquisition."
β Neil Brinker
"We will continue to deemphasize commoditized components while transitioning the portfolio mix to higher-margin and growth businesses."
β Neil Brinker
Forward Guidance
Looking ahead, Modine maintains its outlook for fiscal 2025, with adjusted earnings per share expected to range between $3.65 to $3.95, trending towards the higher end. The company anticipates continued growth in the Climate Solutions segment, particularly in data centers, with management raising the sales forecast for this product group to a 110%-120% growth expectation. However, the Performance Technologies segment faces challenges with expected lower sales, necessitating close monitoring of market recovery and customer behavior amidst ongoing economic uncertainties and potential tariff impacts.