The LGL Group (LGL) Q3 2026 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q3 2026 earnings summary
12 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Q3 2026 revenue rose 32.1% YoY to $1.464m; net loss attributable to common stockholders was $45k versus $772k net income a year earlier.
Electronic Instruments backlog reached $6.463m at September 30, 2026, up from $776k a year earlier; cash and cash equivalents were $86.930m after the July rights offering.
Financial highlights
Q3 net sales were $720k, up 8.9% YoY, while net investment income rose 68.3% to $744k; total revenue was $1.464m.
Q3 expenses rose 45.6% to $1.439m; pretax income was $25k versus $120k, and the prior-year tax benefit did not recur.
9M revenue rose 25.5% to $3.702m, but expenses increased 74.1% to $4.909m; common-stockholder net loss was $1.020m versus $715k net income.
9M operating cash flow was $107k; cash used in investing was $2.481m, primarily for the Skyline Note investment.
Outlook and guidance
Existing cash, marketable securities and operating cash generation were expected to fund working capital and capital expenditures for the next 12 months and foreseeable future.
Priorities include converting backlog to shipments, developing ZuluTime, advancing acquisition opportunities and transitioning remaining MtronPTI services in Q4 2026, subject to operational and contractual steps.
Backlog conversion depends on customer procurement, government spending, program schedules, component availability and manufacturing capacity; advance materials and staffing may increase working capital needs.
Planned investment supports mission-critical defense, aerospace and communications applications, alongside disciplined pricing and cost management.
Latest events from The LGL Group
- FY2023 returned to profit as investment income and securities gains drove a sharp turnaround.LGL
Q4 2023 - Backlog surged 50.5%, while IronNet-related fair-value swings drove volatile earnings.LGL
Q4 2021 - Defense and aerospace gains partly offset COVID-driven avionics weakness and lower margins in 2020.LGL
Q4 2020 - Revenue and backlog grew sharply, but COVID-19 and control weaknesses clouded the outlook.LGL
Q4 2019 - Higher-margin products drove stronger FY18 earnings as backlog rose 49.5%.LGL
Q4 2018 - Revenue and margin improved, while rights proceeds and backlog supported growth plans.LGL
Q4 2017 - Narrower losses, stronger backlog and PTF expansion set the stage for growth.LGL
Q4 2016 - Higher-margin product mix improved margins and sharply narrowed the FY2015 loss.LGL
Q4 2015 - Lower sales and margins drove a sharp FY2011 earnings decline and a Q4 loss.LGL
Q4 2011