Brady Corporation forecasts adjusted earnings per share of $5.20 to $5.30 for fiscal 2026 [1].
This outlook reflects the company's growth strategy and the financial impact of its pending acquisition of Honeywell's Productivity and Sustainability Solutions (PSS) business. The move signals a shift in the company's scale as it integrates new assets to drive shareholder value.
President and CEO Russell Shaller said, "I'm pleased to announce a fantastic quarter." This performance was highlighted by a record high adjusted earnings per share of $1.50 [1].
The company's third-quarter results for fiscal 2026 showed momentum. Quarterly sales increased by 13.8% [2]. Organic sales growth for the period was reported between 8% and 8.2% [1, 2].
Integration of the Honeywell PSS deal is a primary driver for the company's future projections. Brady expects the acquisition to add $0.80 of EPS accretion [1]. This addition supports the updated guidance for the remainder of the fiscal year.
These results follow a trend of growth from previous periods. In the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025, the company reported a quarterly sales increase of 15.7% [3]. The current trajectory suggests a sustained increase in demand for the company's product lines.
Shaller said the record $1.50 adjusted EPS in the third quarter was a key milestone for the organization [1]. The company continues to monitor organic growth as a primary indicator of health, alongside its inorganic expansion through the Honeywell deal.
“I'm pleased to announce a fantastic quarter.”
Brady Corporation is leveraging a period of record quarterly performance to pivot toward a larger operational scale. By combining organic sales growth with the strategic acquisition of Honeywell PSS, the company is attempting to lock in a higher baseline of earnings per share. The success of this transition depends on the seamless integration of the Honeywell assets to achieve the projected $0.80 per-share accretion.
