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TRSGTungray Technologies Inc Class A Ordinary Shares

Industrials

This is the year Tungray Technologies has to prove it’s not just another metal fabrication company with a fancy name and a nice-looking balance sheet. The next catalyst — a potential follow-on equity offering on October 15 — is the first real test, and it’s already leaning bear with a 45% probability. But don’t write off the stock just yet. The Q1 2026 earnings release on October 22 is a high-impact event with a stacked lean toward the bull, and if the company delivers, it could set the stage for a meaningful move. The path forward is littered with tests, but the market is watching to see if Tungray can turn its growth story into something more than just numbers on a page.

The Read

5% on in-line FY25 results and 18% on Q3 2025 earnings meeting expectations.
Oct 15, 2026 — Potential Follow-On Equity Offering
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The schedule

  • Thu15Oct

    Potential announcement of a follow-on equity offering, which could impact market sentiment.

  • Thu22Oct

    Earnings release for Q1 2026, with focus on revenue growth and margin performance.

  • Tue1Dec

    Potential announcement of capacity expansion plans, which could signal long-term growth.

  • Thu21Jan
  • Tue30Mar

    Full-year results for FY26, with focus on annual revenue and profit performance.

  • Thu22Apr
  • Thu22Jul

Past

  • Tue1Sep

    Potential developments in US–China trade and tariff policies, which could impact global demand.

  • Sun30Aug

    Earnings release for H1 2026, with focus on revenue and margin performance.

  • Thu23Jul

    Actual outcome: Bull · $1.51 at outcome

    TRSG reported Q3 2025 earnings that perfectly matched consensus estimates, delivering an EPS of $0.034. Meeting expectations provided stability and reassured investors of the company's financial trajectory, driving the stock to $1.51 by the outcome date and easily exceeding the $1.34 bull target.

  • Thu30Apr

    Actual outcome: Bull · $1.44 at outcome

    Tungray reported FY25 EPS of $0.0336, exactly meeting analyst expectations. The stock rallied 12.5% toward the bull target as the in-line results and accompanying 2026 outlook reassured investors of the company's ability to sustain its revenue growth and profitability improvements.

    FY25 earnings and the first detailed 2026 outlook should clarify whether Tungray can sustain ~30–40% revenue growth and improved profitability, setting a new baseline for the stock around $1.50 on a clean beat-and-raise versus closer to $1.05 if growth or margins stumble.