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Two Companies Report Positive Fiscal Fourth-Quarter Results

Two Companies Report Positive Fiscal Fourth-Quarter Results

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DALLAS — CSW Industrials Inc. reported fiscal fourth-quarter profit of $20.2 million, or net income of $1.22 per share, and adjusted earnings of $3.14 per share on revenue of $309 million. For the full fiscal year, the Dallas-based industrial products and coatings maker posted profit of $112 million, or $6.70 per share, on revenue of $1.08 billion.

DALLAS — The company released the results Tuesday. The AP-format summary was generated by Automated Insights using data from Zacks Investment Research. The story notes that Automated Insights produced the report from Zacks data and that a Zacks stock report on CSW is available through Zacks' website.

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  1. 1. Automated Insights aggregated Zacks data to produce AP-format earnings summaries.
  2. 2. CSW Industrials reported fiscal Q4 profit of $20.2M and revenue of $309M (Tuesday).
  3. 3. CSW disclosed full-year profit of $112M and revenue of $1.08B.
  4. 4. Champion Homes reported fiscal Q4 profit of $29.7M and revenue of $621.3M (Tuesday).
  5. 5. AP-affiliated sites published the automated summaries to distribute figures to investors and readers.

Why it matters

These results show CSW Industrials and Champion Homes are in a strong financial position. If you're an investor, it's a good sign. If you're considering investing, check out Zacks' website for a detailed stock report on CSW.

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