XPEL's stock fell 11% following earnings as investors likely reacted negatively to softer than expected near-term guidance and cautious commentary on the macro outlook, despite strong water infrastructure growth and record margins.

• Water infrastructure segment revenue rose 19% year-over-year to a record ~$97 million, with gross margins before D&A reaching a new high above 30% consolidated and 56% segment level.
• The company added multiple new contracts, including MVCs and acreage dedications, expanding footprint across key basins with limited capital required.
• Recent acquisitions in the Northern Delaware Basin added disposal capacity, water rights, and storage, expected to drive future growth.
• Water services segment grew 7% quarter-over-quarter, supported by strong demand in chemical technology products, with anticipated double-digit revenue and margin growth in Q2.
• Management flagged uncertainty around commodity markets and geopolitical risks, indicating a cautious stance despite potential upside from higher skim oil pricing and a stable U.S. energy industry outlook.