Aug. 15 at 4:17 PM
$SIF Yes — that’s exactly the interesting part.
SIFCO’s Q3 FY2025 revenue was ~
$22.1 million, even though they had already shed their discontinued operations (the European subsidiary) by that point.
That means:
• The
$22.1M is purely from continuing operations, i.e., their core aerospace and energy forgings and machining business.
• No “extra help” from the discontinued European business — in fact, those sales are gone.
• Year-over-year, revenue was still up slightly (+0.5%) despite losing the discontinued segment, showing that the core business either replaced or grew enough to offset the missing part.
• Profitability swung from a
$0.9M loss in Q3 2024 to a
$3.3M net income in Q3 2025, suggesting that not only did they sustain revenue, but margins improved significantly after cutting the discontinued operations.
