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Astronics (ATRO) stock rises again after Q4 revenue update and 2026 sales forecast

Astronics (ATRO) stock rises again after Q4 revenue update and 2026 sales forecast

Astronics shares rose 1.7% to $65.88 Friday morning after the company reported unaudited fourth-quarter revenue of $236–$239 million, up 14% year-over-year. Bookings reached $257 million for the quarter, with 2025 orders at $924 million. Management projected 2026 revenue between $950 million and $990 million. The stock surpassed analysts’ average 12-month target price of $60.75.
9 January 2026
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Astronics stock jumps as ATRO beats Q4 revenue target, rolls out 2026 sales outlook

Astronics stock jumps as ATRO beats Q4 revenue target, rolls out 2026 sales outlook

Astronics shares jumped 8.5% to $63.20 after the company reported preliminary fourth-quarter revenue of $236 million to $239 million, above its prior forecast. The aerospace supplier set 2026 revenue guidance at $950 million to $990 million. Preliminary bookings for the quarter reached about $257 million. Investors await more detail on margins and cash flow next week.
8 January 2026
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