Record Annual and Quarterly Revenue
Fiscal 2026 revenue reached a record $2.3 billion, up 2% year-over-year; fourth quarter revenue was a record $479 million, also up 2%.
Strong Earnings Per Share and Cash Returns
Annual GAAP earnings per share of $13.16 and total cash returned to shareholders of $414 million during fiscal 2026 (quarterly dividends plus share repurchases). The company repurchased ~1.7 million shares for $382 million and reduced fully diluted shares by about 5%.
Heavy Materials Growth — Cement and Aggregates
Cement sales volume increased 8% year-over-year; Concrete & Aggregates revenue rose 19%. Aggregate sales volume reached a record 6.6 million tons (up 70% YoY), with organic aggregate sales volume up 24% (acquisition contributions noted).
Improved Operating Cash Flow and Strong Liquidity
Operating cash flow increased 12% to $614 million. Company ended the quarter with $298 million cash on hand, approximately $1.0 billion of total committed liquidity, and no significant near-term debt maturities.
Balance Sheet and Financing Strength
Issued $750 million of 10-year senior notes at a 5% coupon, used proceeds in part to repay bank borrowings. Net debt-to-capital ratio of 50% and net debt-to-EBITDA leverage of 1.9x, levels management deems prudent.
Strategic Capital Projects Progressing
Modernization of Mountain Cement ~60% complete with commissioning expected late calendar 2026; Duke, Oklahoma Wallboard construction ~30% complete with commissioning expected second half of calendar 2027. Projects intended to lower costs, improve reliability and expand capacity.
Safety and Operational Excellence
Over the past 5 years Eagle's combined businesses maintained a total recordable incident rate below industry average and increased near-miss hazard observations by 24% in fiscal 2026, a leading indicator to prevent incidents.
Paper Mill & Plant Efficiency
Paper mill (recycled paperboard) had a record year and is running at high efficiencies; management describes the mill's profitability as sustainable (noting ~60% of sales under long-term supply agreements with inflators/deflators).
Capital Allocation Discipline and Long-Term Runway
Management reiterated through‑the‑cycle investment discipline: peak FY27 capital spending guided to $490–$525 million to complete strategic projects, with expected sustaining capital run‑rate around $150 million per year after project completion; targeting double‑digit returns on major investments.