Astec Industries (ASTE) Q4 2013 earnings summary
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Q4 2013 earnings summary
3 Nov, 2026Executive summary
2013 net sales were $933.0M, down 0.3% YoY; net income from continuing operations rose to $39.2M from $34.2M, while diluted EPS was $1.69 vs. $1.77.
Domestic sales increased 4.6% to $599.1M, while international sales fell 8.2% to $333.9M; year-end backlog rose 10.0% to $290.2M.
Financial highlights
Operating income increased to $55.7M from $51.1M; gross profit was $207.1M vs. $208.0M.
Net income attributable to controlling interest was $39.0M vs. $40.8M, a 4.4% decline; 2012 included $6.8M from discontinued operations.
Operating cash flow was $5.9M vs. $28.6M, primarily reflecting receivables and customer deposits; investing activities used $42.2M.
Parts sales rose 0.4% to $246.9M and represented 26.5% of sales, up 20 bps YoY.
Outlook and guidance
2014 capital expenditures forecast at $39.2M, funded by cash, short-term investments, operating cash flow, credit availability and local financing for Brazil.
Targeting a 50% domestic / 50% international revenue mix within 3–5 years; plans to expand through new products, market-share gains and strategically fitting acquisitions.
Brazil manufacturing facility expected to begin production mid-to-late 2014; 2014 plans also included pursuing acquisitions and presenting 41 new products at ConExpo.
Management expected steel prices near current levels in the short term, oil prices to fluctuate during 2014 and the U.S. dollar to remain strong near term.
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