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Stella-Jones (TSE:SJ) reported second-quarter 2026 sales of CAD 1.042 billion, up CAD 8 million from a year earlier, as growth in utility products offset softer residential lumber results and lower activity in its logs and lumber business. Adjusted EBITDA declined to CAD 167 million, or 16% of sale
Adjusted EBITDA margin dips to 16% on one-time costs, but management reaffirms 17.5%-18.5% three-year target backed by utility pole momentum and railway tie contract wins.
Utility Products Momentum Underscores Underlying StrengthSales of $1,042 million, up from $1,034 million in Q2 2025Operating income of $95 million, down from $155 million in Q2 2025, reflecting charges of $32 million related to network optimization initiativesAdjusted EBITDA(1) of $167 million, or 16.0% margin(1), compared to $189 million, or 18.3% margin in Q2 2025Continued focus on operational efficiency and network optimization initiatives Strong cash flow generation of $192 million in the qu
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