Shares fell 15.5% as investors reacted negatively to a pronounced year-over-year revenue decline and margin compression amid continued project pacing headwinds and a cautious full-year outlook reaffirmed to be flat to last year. Weakness in utility water sales and ongoing electronic component cost pressures contributed to investor disappointment.
Badger Meter delivered a 9% decline in Q1 revenue, primarily due to timing and project pacing, with expectations for a solid second half and full-year 2026 revenues aligning with 2025.
Badger Meter reported robust Q3 2025 results, achieving 13% year-over-year sales growth and record free cash flows, driven by strong demand for its smart water management solutions despite ongoing economic challenges.