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Companies Announce Q4 Results, Dividends, Leadership Changes, Acquisition

PUBLISHED Jan 2, 2026, 9:06 AM ET

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Companies Announce Q4 Results, Dividends, Leadership Changes, Acquisition

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United States — Multiple companies announced corporate actions this week: Rivian reported producing 10,974 vehicles and delivering 9,745 in Q4 2025 and 42,284 produced and 42,247 delivered for full year 2025, and scheduled its earnings release for February 12, 2026. Chemed set its fourth-quarter 2025 results release for February 25 with a conference call February 26. ARMOUR Residential confirmed January 2026 common and Series C preferred dividends with record dates January 15 and payment dates later in January. Photronics announced a planned CTO leadership transition, and Legence completed its $325 million acquisition of Bowers. Based on 6 articles reviewed and research.

By Faro B. | JQJO News

Timeline of Events

December 31, 2025: Quarter and fiscal year reporting period ends for multiple companies.
January 2, 2026: Rivian publishes Q4 and full-year 2025 production and delivery totals and schedules Feb 12 earnings release.
January 2, 2026: Chemed announces Q4 results release on Feb 25 and conference call on Feb 26.
January 2, 2026: ARMOUR confirms January 2026 dividends with Jan 15 record dates and late-January payment dates.
January 2, 2026: Photronics announces CTO transition; Legence completes $325 million acquisition of Bowers.

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Who Benefited

Investors and corporate acquirers benefited through confirmed vehicle deliveries and production figures, continuity of ARMOUR dividend distributions, clarified leadership succession at Photronics, and strategic expansion by Legence via its $325 million acquisition of Bowers.

Who Impacted

Some competing contractors and lenders may face increased competition or leverage pressure from Legence's acquisition financing; integration and transaction-related costs may affect certain stakeholders in the short term.