GLOBAL RESEARCH ARCHIVE
TEX – HQ Visit Takeaways
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TEX – HQ Visit Takeaways
nvestments in capacity/throughput
Price (May 19, 2026) $55.39 expansion in SV and Utilities, continued growth of aftermarket and digital solutions, and
52-Wk Range $69.51-$41.78 potential additional portfolio actions.
Market Cap ($M) $5,323 Focused on integration and execution, with opportunity for further portfolio actions:
ADTV 944,937 Management remains focused on integration and execution following the REV merger which
Shares Out (M) 96 closed in February 2026. Pro forma Specialty Vehicles (REV) adjusted EBITDA margin was
Short Interest Ratio/% Of Float 4.5% 12.4% in 2025, already exceeding REV’s previously targeted 10–12% adjusted EBITDA
Dividend/Yield $0.68/1.2% margin by 2027. We believe SV margins can structurally improve from current levels as
Enterprise Value ($M) $7,680 management contemplates additional portfolio actions, benefits from more favorably priced
Cash & Equivalents ($M) 392 backlog, targets additional synergy opportunities, and increases higher-margin aftermarket
exposure. TEX continues to drive synergies (~$28M run rate by end of 2026 and ~$75M by Total Debt ($M) 2,749
early 2028) starting with corporate redundancies followed by procurement and operational
efficiencies. Meanwhile, management remains focused on driving increased throughput
8 Page Document through targeted capacity expansion in its fire truck business where lead times remain
extended at three plus years.
Reasons for this report Aerials exit is the biggest near term catalyst: TEX noted it is in active discussions with
multiple interested parties for its Aerials business (Genie) with all options remaining on the
✓ Management Meeting Takeaways table including a spin, sale, or structured sale. We continue to expect an announcement on
Aerials in 2026.
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