The growth spans both of the company’s primary business lines. The air and liquid processing segment saw the sharpest gains, climbing 42% to $116 million, while the forged and cast engineered products division grew 25% to $153 million. This performance builds on an existing year-to-date stock increase of 35% before the Wednesday close.

Chief Executive Officer Brett McBrayer attributed the momentum to strengthening demand across key end markets and internal team performance. Beyond current order volumes, the firm anticipates additional tailwinds for its steel production, citing favorable import quotas and tariff protections currently in place across European markets.