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SIFCO Industries SIF Business Segments — Income (loss) from continuing operations

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CCSIReportable Segment — Income from Continuing Ops

$24.69M+16.7%

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$45.3M+18.3%

EVCMReportable Segment — Net income from continuing operations

$7.17M+668%

GICReportable Segment — Net income from continuing operations

$15.3M+13.3%

CCSIReportable Segment — Income from operations

$37.74M+0.7%

SFIXReportable Segment — Net loss from continuing operations

-$1.53M+79.3%

Other financials

Income statement

Revenue$26.4M+39.0%

Gross profit$5.7M+261%

Operating income$2.7M+441%

Net income$2.7M+290%

EPS (diluted)$0.43+287%

Balance sheet

Cash & equivalents$1.4M-27.9%

Total debt$20.7M-8.8%

Total equity$41.4M+28.0%

Total assets$78.2M-0.8%

Cash flow

Operating cash flow$8.1M+312%

CapEx$118.0K-23.4%

Free cash flow$8.0M+304%

Valuation

Market cap$146.35M+606%

Enterprise value$165.63M+307%

P/E22.7×—

P/S1.6×+0.1×

Profitability

Gross margin12.8%+7.8pp

Operating margin0.3%+0.1pp

Net margin-0.9%-0.4pp

FCF margin-8%—

Returns & leverage

Return on equity-2.3%-1.1pp

Debt / equity0.5×-0.2×

Current ratio1.8×+0.6×

Where this comes from

Reported directly by SIFCO Industries in its filing.

Tagged under the XBRL concept us-gaap:IncomeLossFromContinuingOperations.

The official record: SIFCO Industries’s 10-Q, filed May 8, 2026, on SEC EDGAR. View the filing →

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Questions, answered.

What is SIFCO Industries's business segments — income (loss) from continuing operations?: SIFCO Industries (SIF) reported business segments — income (loss) from continuing operations of $2.65M in Q1 2026.
What does business segments — income (loss) from continuing operations mean?: This metric measures the net profitability of a business segment after accounting for all operating costs, including production expenses and administrative overhead. It serves as the primary indicator of the segment's financial health and its ability to generate sustainable earnings from its core activities. This figure is essential for evaluating the segment's contribution to the company's total bottom-line performance.