Reports Q1 revenue $359.3M, consensus $357.66M. “We got off to a good start during 2025, posting both top and bottom line growth which was driven by contributions from Intex DIY, which we acquired in August of 2024, and new business wins,” commented Jon Michael Adinolfi, President and CEO of Hillman. “Our current focus has shifted to working with our customers and suppliers to mitigate the impact from tariffs. Considering our long-term partnerships with our top customers and our plan to continue diversifying our supply chain, we believe we are well positioned given the current markets.”
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