JELD-WEN Hld

JELD-WEN Holding, Inc. engages in the manufacture and sale of doors, windows, and related products. It designs, produces, and distributes interior and exterior doors, wood, vinyl, aluminum windows, and related products for construction, repair, and remodeling of residential homes and non-residential buildings. It operates through the following geographical segments: North America, Europe and Australasia. The company was founded by Richard L. Wendt on October 25, 1960 and is headquartered in Charlotte, NC.

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JELD-WEN Hld (JELD) exceeds Q2 expectations, tightens guidance amid challenges

JELD-WEN Hld (JELD) delivered strong Q2 results, focusing on cost reduction and portfolio optimization. Despite revenue declines, EBITDA growth and tightened guidance show resilience. Challenges include anticipated volume declines and macroeconomic headwinds.

JELD-WEN Hld (JELD) exceeds Q3 earnings expectations, focuses on cost savings and growth

JELD-WEN Hld (JELD) reports strong Q3 earnings exceeding forecasts, driven by cost management and strong cash flows.
Despite revenue declines, the company is focused on achieving cost savings, optimizing assets, and investing in growth.
Challenges include market stabilization with volume declines and margin pressures in Europe.
Opportunities lie in competitor weaknesses, pricing strategies, and productivity enhancements for improved profitability.

JELD-WEN Hld (JELD) surpasses Q4 earnings expectations amidst market challenges

JELD-WEN Hld (JELD) reported strong Q4 2023 results, exceeding earnings expectations and showcasing financial stability.
While facing revenue challenges, the company focused on cost savings, productivity initiatives, and market readiness.
With a conservative outlook on construction markets, JELD-WEN aims to drive growth through operational improvements and efficiency.
The company's strategic actions in Europe and North America reflect a focus on leadership changes, transformation plans, and margin improvement initiatives.

JELD-WEN Hld meets Q1 expectations amidst market challenges, focuses on cost savings and margin improvement

JELD-WEN Hld's Q1 performance met expectations despite market challenges, with a focus on cost savings and margin improvement initiatives.
Challenges include market-driven sales declines, soft Q2 reload, and pressure on high-end product categories.
Opportunities lie in margin enhancement through efficiency projects, portfolio optimization, and strategic realignment of resources.
Management's proactive approach to addressing challenges and seizing opportunities positions the company for long-term success.

JELD-WEN Hld (JELD) reports Q3 revenue decline, accelerates cost-saving efforts

JELD-WEN Hld (JELD) faced revenue declines and challenges in Q3 2024, leading to a revised guidance for the year. The company accelerated cost reduction initiatives and highlighted strategic efforts for transformation. Despite market challenges, JELD-WEN aims to capitalize on opportunities for additional cost savings and performance enhancement in 2025.

JELD-WEN reports Q4 revenue decline, focuses on cost efficiency

JELD-WEN's Q4 performance reflects revenue decline and EBITDA drop, with a focus on cost reduction and efficiency gains. Guidance for 2025 anticipates lower EBITDA and free cash flow, emphasizing the need for transformation efforts. The company faces challenges from market conditions, inflation costs, and higher corporate expenses, but sees opportunities in network optimization and cost efficiency.

JELD-WEN Hld reports Q1 revenue decline, focuses on cost management

JELD-WEN faced significant challenges in Q1 2025 with revenue and adjusted EBITDA declines, driven by volume, mix, and inflationary pressures. Strategic priorities focus on partnerships, network optimization, and automation investments to drive transformation benefits and cost reductions. Managing liquidity risk and addressing market challenges are key focus areas for JELD-WEN amidst uncertain economic conditions and operational hurdles. Opportunities for growth include optimizing the network, passing tariff costs to customers, and exploring asset sale options for financial flexibility.

JELD-WEN tackles revenue decline and debt leverage, eyes operational optimization

JELD-WEN's Q2 performance reflects revenue decline and increased debt leverage, prompting a strategic focus on deleveraging and operational optimization. Despite challenges, the company reinstated full-year guidance, demonstrating resilience and commitment to long-term growth through transformative initiatives and cost management strategies. Opportunities lie in addressing tariff impacts, optimizing European operations, and enhancing operational efficiency to drive future profitability and competitiveness.

JELD-WEN faces revenue decline and debt leverage challenges in Q3

JELD-WEN's Q3 2025 performance was impacted by market challenges, leading to revenue decline and increased debt leverage. The company responded with cost-saving measures and strategic reviews while outlining plans to strengthen the balance sheet in 2026. Addressing liquidity concerns and focusing on operational improvements will be key for future success.

JELD-WEN surpasses Q4 expectations amidst market challenges, eyes operational efficiency

JELD-WEN's Q4 2025 performance showcased resilience in the face of market challenges, with adjusted EBITDA at $15 million driven by strong sales and cost actions. Full year 2025 results of $3.2 billion in sales and $120 million in adjusted EBITDA reflect a focus on operational efficiency and strategic initiatives amidst market uncertainties. Guidance for 2026 emphasizes a cautious market outlook, with a revenue range of $2.95 billion to $3.1 billion and adjusted EBITDA of $100 million to $150 million, highlighting the company's commitment to cost management and execution. The company's proactive measures, including the implementation of an A3 operating system and strategic liquidity evaluation, position JELD-WEN to navigate through challenges and capitalize on growth opportunities in 2026.

JELD-WEN reports Q1 revenue decline, eyes margin protection strategies

JELD-WEN faced revenue decline in Q1 2026, driven by lower volumes and mix, offset by productivity gains. While North America revenue decreased, Europe saw growth due to foreign exchange benefits. The company's focus on margin protection, execution, and strategic review of European operations are key strategies for future growth.

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JELD-WEN Holding, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, and distribution of interior and exterior doors, windows, and related building products, serving the new construction and R&R sectors. It operates through the North America and Europe geographical segments. The North America segment focuses on new construction and R&R market for residential doors and windows in the U.S. and Canada. The Europe segment is involved in the residential and non-residential doors in Germany, the U.K., France, Austria, Switzerland, and Scandinavia. The company was founded by Richard L. Wendt on October 25, 1960 and is headquartered in Charlotte, NC.