Parker-Hannifin reported a strong start to FY2026, delivering record quarterly results driven by robust Aerospace performance, continued strength in Energy/Power Gen, and improved profitability across the Diversified Industrial (DI) portfolio. Q1 revenue of $5.084B reflected a +5% organic growth trajectory, supported by a 170bp expansion in Adjusted Segment Operating Margin to 27.4% and an Adjusted EBITDA margin of 27.3%. Aerospace delivered a record $1.6B in sales with 13% organic growth and a 30% margin, marking the first time the segment surpassed that milestone. The company completed the Curtis Instruments acquisition, adding roughly $235M of sales to the remainder of the year and signaling an annuity-like, long-cycle energy and power-gen opportunity that spans aerospace and industrial markets. Management reaffirmed a disciplined capital allocation approach with ongoing share repurchases and a clear M&A strategy, while raising full-year organic growth and EPS guidance.