Shares fell 0.7% after the quarter as investors digested solid top-line growth alongside ongoing operational investments and a cautious tone on 2026 transformation efforts. Despite double-digit revenue growth and margin expansion, the market appears hesitant amid early-stage strategic resets and increased focus on operational scaling.

• First quarter revenue rose 10% year-over-year, driven by strength in CNC machining (+20% growth) and U.S. market (+12%).
• Revenue per customer increased 20%, supported by deeper engagement with larger aerospace, defense, and medical clients.
• Non-GAAP earnings per share reached a five-year high, driven by margin expansion and operating leverage.
• Operational investments include quality improvements in injection molding and the launch of a Global Capability Center in India to support scaling.
• A strategic reset in Europe and ongoing organizational changes signal 2026 will be a year focused on transformation rather than acceleration of growth.