AINAlbany International Corp.
Albany International Corp. (AIN) sells engineered textiles, including composite materials for aerospace and industrial applications, as well as apparel and home furnishings. The next catalyst is Feb 9, 2027 — Q4 2026 Earnings Release, which will test the company’s ability to stabilize margins and deliver free cash flow amid soft industrial demand.
- Revenue fell 3.9% YoY to $1.21B in Q2 2026, with net income at -$55.88M and free cash flow of $14.70M (TTM).
- Net margin (TTM) is -4.6%, and debt-to-equity is 0.63x.
- Free cash flow remains a key lever for capital returns, but net losses persist.
The Read
2% after Q2 2026 guidance disappointed despite EPS meeting estimates, and stayed flat after a strategic update with no major news.
The schedule
- Tue9Feb
This earnings release will be a key test of the company's ability to sustain momentum from the Q3 report, particularly in the context of ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty and supply chain dynamics.
- Tue11May
This earnings release will be a pivotal moment for the company, as it will provide insight into the long-term sustainability of its business model and its ability to adapt to evolving market conditions.
- Tue25May
This event will provide additional insight into the company's strategic direction and operational performance, offering a more detailed view of its business outlook.
- Tue10Aug
This earnings release will be a critical test of the company's ability to maintain its performance trajectory and deliver on its long-term growth objectives.
- Tue9Nov
Past
- Mon21Sep
Actual outcome: Bull · $59.48 at outcome
The stock rose 3.1% following the strategic review and capital priorities announcement, reflecting positive market sentiment toward the company's long-term direction. The strategic review signaled a focus on capital efficiency and growth initiatives, which aligned with investor expectations and reinforced confidence in the company's future prospects.
Announcement on strategic review and capital allocation priorities.
- Fri29May
Actual outcome: Bull · $70.61 at outcome
The stock rallied following the Q3 2026 earnings release as the company reported an EPS actual of 0.54, matching the estimate. While the earnings were in line, the forward guidance signaled stabilization in industrial demand and improved supply chain performance, which bolstered investor confidence. Additionally, strategic developments such as partnerships and operational improvements reinforced the long-term growth outlook, driving the price higher.
Earnings release for Q3 2026, with focus on industrial demand and supply chain performance.
- Fri15May
Actual outcome: Mixed · $60.26 at outcome
The anticipated strategic review update did not yield any major announcements regarding divestitures or capital structure adjustments, with the company only declaring its regular quarterly dividend of $0.28 per share. Lacking significant new developments to alter the fundamental outlook, the stock remained flat and failed to break toward either the bull or bear targets.
- Fri27Feb
Actual outcome: Bull · $59.35 at outcome
The company reported in-line EPS of 0.49, matching estimates, and provided positive 2026 guidance. The stock rallied due to optimism around the guidance and strategic initiatives, which signaled stability and growth potential, driving the price above the bull target.
- Tue24Feb
Actual outcome: Bear · $59.61 at outcome
Albany International reported Q2 2026 EPS of $0.49, coming in exactly in line with analyst estimates. Despite meeting bottom-line expectations, the stock fell because the company's mid-year 2026 outlook provided disappointing forward guidance that overshadowed the quarterly results.
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