Reports Q3 revenue $463.4M, consensus $480.66M. “While our net income was a loss due to the fraud event, Orion delivered strong third quarter Adjusted EBITDA, even with Rubber segment volumes being down 11% versus prior year. Rubber volumes have constrained operating results in 2024, due to the high level of tire imports into Western markets. We addressed this as part of our commercial strategy for 2025. As a result, we expect volume growth, even in a flat market, while maintaining Rubber segment gross profit per ton. Increased tariffs and/or economic improvement represent potential upsides. Expected operational improvements, productivity initiatives and strong cost management, should also contribute,” stated Corning Painter, Orion’s Chief Executive Officer. “I believe the company is in an excellent position to deliver higher Adjusted EBITDA next year regardless of the global economy’s trajectory.”
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