Southland Narrows Losses in Fiscal Q2
Southland (NYSEMKT:SLND), a major player in infrastructure construction with a focus on roads, bridges, and civil engineering, released its second quarter 2025 results on August 12, 2025. The release revealed mixed signals: while it missed revenue expectations—reporting GAAP revenue of $215.4 million versus the $245.8 million analyst estimate—it delivered a much smaller net loss per share than expected, at $(0.19) GAAP compared to the projected $(0.27). This marked a significant turnaround from last year’s $(0.96) per share GAAP loss. GAAP gross profit surged into positive territory in Q2 2025, reflecting early benefits from its cost focus and business shift. Overall, the quarter showed real progress on profitability and operations—despite lagging sales, especially from ongoing exits in non-core businesses.
Source: Analyst estimates for the quarter provided by FactSet.
Southland operates as an infrastructure contractor specializing in large-scale civil and transportation projects across North America. The company’s core business tackles bridges, water pipelines, tunnels, and treatment facilities for both public and private clients.
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