Douglas Dynamics reported record first quarter results due to an unusual snow season, increased parts and accessories sales, and improved order patterns for municipal focused operations. The company expects future performance to be limited by supply chain disruption but is reiterating its 2021 guidance.
Experienced an unusual snow season, which ended with snowfall totals that were slightly below average.
Outperformance this quarter was driven by both increased parts and accessories sales, combined with the release of temporary pent-up demand for plows from the fourth quarter.
Improved order patterns for municipal focused operations.
Demand trends at Dejana are strong as the improving general economic outlook translates into orders for a wide variety of work trucks.
Despite the expectation that supply chain disruption will persist throughout the year, the company remains confident in its ability to achieve its annual guidance and continue to position the Company to achieve its long-term goals.
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