The company recorded $197.7 million in sales for the third quarter, a 10% increase driven by higher average selling prices and a stronger volume of shipments. Despite this top-line momentum, net income fell to $9 million, or 46 cents a share, down from $15.2 million and 78 cents a share during the same period in 2023.

Chief Executive H.O. Woltz III attributed the profit compression to a surge in wire rod prices, elevated freight expenses, and broader operating costs. He characterized these financial pressures as temporary, asserting that the company intends to offset these expenses by adjusting pricing structures. Woltz maintained an optimistic outlook, citing healthy activity levels within publicly funded infrastructure markets and continued positive sentiment among the firm's client base.