Stoneridge reported third-quarter results with sales of $181.7 million and a loss per share of ($0.38). Adjusted EPS was ($0.27). The financial performance was negatively impacted by external factors, including reduced and volatile production schedules at OEM customers, material availability, and incremental supply chain-related costs.
Financial performance in the quarter was negatively impacted by external factors including reduced and volatile production schedules at our OEM customers, material availability and incremental supply chain-related costs.
Revenue performance continued to outperform end-markets, declining by 5.6%.
Actions mitigated a larger portion of these incremental costs than in the prior quarter and positioned us to continue to offset these costs moving forward.
Momentum continues to build in both our OEM and retrofit MirrorEye® channels.
We are reducing our full-year 2021 revenue guidance to reflect our current forecasted production outlook for the remainder of the year, based both on IHS and LMC data as well as our current view of forecasted customer production. Similarly, we are reducing our full-year adjusted EPS guidance to reflect our current expectations for revenue and supply chain-related costs through the end of the year.
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