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Park-Ohio Holdings PKOH Business Segments
| Q2 '26 | Q1 '26 | Q4 '25 | Q3 '25 | Q2 '25 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Segment Operating Income (Loss) by Business | ||||||
| Assembly Components | $5.3M-5.4% | $4.9M-7.5% | $3.5M-7.9% | $4.7M-23.0% | $5.6M-18.8% | |
| Engineered Products | $9M+50.0% | $5.7M+50.0% | —— | $3.4M-29.2% | $6M-4.8% | |
| Supply Technologies Segment | $18.5M+13.5% | $17.5M-1.7% | $20.8M+30.0% | $17.4M-15.1% | $16.3M-14.2% | |
| Total by Product | ||||||
| Engineered specialty fasteners and other products | $27.3M+5.8% | $26.2M-1.9% | $22.5M-11.4% | $26.6M-8.3% | $25.8M-10.4% | |
| Forged and machined products | $32.3M+25.2% | $32.9M+7.2% | $28.3M-13.5% | $26.5M-5.0% | $25.8M-22.1% | |
| Fuel, rubber and plastic products | $101.4M+6.6% | $100.2M+3.4% | $91.6M+2.1% | $97M-1.7% | $95.1M-7.8% | |
| Industrial equipment | $97.1M+5.4% | $92.8M+3.1% | —— | $89.6M-7.2% | $92.1M-1.8% | |
| Supply technologies | $182M+12.8% | $168.9M+4.8% | $164.6M+5.2% | $158.9M-4.0% | $161.3M-7.2% | |
| Total by Geography | ||||||
| Asia | $44.3M+1.8% | $48.5M+4.8% | $45.5M+63.7% | $44.1M-22.5% | $43.5M-9.2% | |
| Canada | $14.8M-8.6% | $17.7M-11.9% | $18.3M-4.7% | $19.8M+7.0% | $16.2M-6.9% | |
| Europe | $74.8M+22.8% | $71.2M+19.3% | $68.6M-17.1% | $70.7M+15.7% | $60.9M-6.6% | |
| Mexico | $40.9M+11.1% | $39.9M+4.7% | $35.4M+5.0% | $37.2M+0.5% | $36.8M-4.4% | |
| Other | $4.4M+41.9% | $5.1M-3.8% | $5.3M-20.9% | $7.2M+106% | $3.1M-41.5% | |
| United States | $260.9M+8.9% | $238.6M+1.1% | $221.9M+1.7% | $219.6M-8.7% | $239.6M-7.2% |
FAQ
- How does Park-Ohio Holdings break its business down?
- Park-Ohio Holdings (PKOH) reports segment operating income (loss) by business across 3 parts — Assembly Components, Engineered Products and Supply Technologies Segment. Each is extracted from the segment footnotes and tracked over time.
- Where does Park-Ohio Holdings's segment data come from?
- Segment breakdowns are pulled from the segment footnotes in Park-Ohio Holdings's SEC filings (the XBRL dimensional tags), so every line ties back to a reported figure. Switch between quarterly, annual, and TTM, or open any segment for its full history.
