Phinia’s Q2 earnings show strong momentum, with revenue up 5.6% and adjusted EPS soaring over 20%, fueling a bullish update to full-year guidance. The company’s strategic move to acquire stoba Group—specializing in high-precision components for semiconductors, aerospace, and defense—is set to close in Q4 2026, expanding into off-highway, industrial, and high-growth markets. Despite global headwinds like tariffs and shipping disruptions, disciplined cost management and diversified segments (Fuel Systems +6%, Aftermarket +6.6%) kept performance steady. Phinia is now targeting $485M–$515M in adjusted EBITDA and prioritizing free cash flow to fund growth and shareholder returns, cementing its path toward long-term profitability.
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