EVI is calling fiscal 2026 their best year on record, with sales up 15% and gross profit up 19%, which they say reflects more of their business shifting toward the recurring service, parts, and consumables work that pays better than selling equipment. Q4 is where the earnings side of that shift finally showed up in a single quarter, with adjusted EBITDA up 26% on sales growth of 11%. And the Sudsies dry cleaner deal we covered in Signal 001 is now formally the foundation of a new consumer garment care division, which EVI says they intend to grow through the same acquisition playbook they used to build the equipment distribution side.
EVI's year is done, and Q4 is the piece worth reading.
On September 8, 2026, EVI Industries filed an 8-K reporting their financial results for the fourth quarter and full fiscal year that ended June 30, 2026.
The full-year numbers are strong, but the more interesting piece is what Q4 alone showed. For the first time in a single quarter, EVI's profits grew more than double the rate of their sales, which is what management has been telling investors would eventually happen at scale.