“While our fourth quarter results reflect the continued impact of cost volatility and a challenging operating environment, we believe they do not fully reflect the actions taken during fiscal 2026 to simplify the business, reduce costs, and strengthen operating discipline across Lakeland” said CEO Jim Jenkins. “Results during the quarter reflected inflationary cost pressures, tariff impacts, and later period demand softness, conditions that reinforced the importance of our ongoing focus on cost control, planning discipline and inventory management. Even in that environment, we generated an approximately $1.8M improvement in cash flows from operations and approximately $1.3M in adjusted EBITDA excluding FX. Delivering that level of cash generation and EBITDA on lower revenue than the third quarter reflects improved discipline across the organization, stronger cost control, and better day-to-day operating execution.
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