Apogee Enterprises profit surges on building boom

Date: 28 June 2013

Apogee Enterprises Inc.'s fiscal first-quarter earnings surged as the industrial glass manufacturer continues to benefit from a recovery in the U.

S. commercial construction market.      The commercial glass provider has returned to profitability in recent quarters, recovering from a string of losses as anemic construction hurt sales.The company has lately seen stronger bidding activity and improving margins on new orders. In the latest quarter, the bottom line benefited, as expected, from strong architectural glass pricing and mix, as well as stronger installation margins thanks to more complex, private projects.

Read more here.

600450 Apogee Enterprises profit surges on building boom glassonweb.com

See more news about:

Others also read

Apogee Enterprises, Inc. announced strategic actions to further streamline its business operations, enable a more efficient cost model, and better position the Company for profitable growth.
Apogee Enterprises, Inc. announced that its board of directors elected a new independent director, Herbert K. Parker, 60, retired financial executive from Harman International Industries.
Linetec elevates the aesthetics of anodize to new heights with the addition of a proprietary Brushed Stainless finish.
He is based in Dallas and reports directly to Tubelite regional sales manager Terry Robinholt. They work closely with glazing contractors and architectural teams across the region to provide assistance with storefront, curtainwall, entrances and daylight control systems.
Presented by Department of Defense for extraordinary support of employees who serve in the Wisconsin National Guard and Reserve
Tubelite Inc. has named Building Products’ Specialists, and its owner Bob Boyer, as a manufacturer representative serving clients in southern Georgia and the Florida Panhandle. Chris McLelland, owner of Heritage Architectural Sales, will work with Boyer and cover southern South Carolina.

Add new comment