The Latest Breaking News from Tennant

These three dividend kings are close to oversold and could return triple-digit growth over the next 12 months.

Tennant Company (TNC) reported better-than-anticipated fourth-quarter 2024 results, beating analysts’ expectations. Considering the company’s strong market position, stable financials, product portfolio expansion, and technical expertise, its prospects appear robust. So, let’s determine whether the stock is a wise investment in the industrial sector. Read on to know more.

Despite rising inflationary pressures, Tennant (TNC) has not revised its annual net sales guidance. The company is confident in riding out the uncertain macroeconomic environment on the back of continued demand for its products and services. So, will it be wise to buy the stock now? Read on to learn…

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According to Benzinga Pro, during Q1, Tennant (NYSE:TNC) earned $10.30 million, a 30.38% increase from the preceding quarter. Tennant's sales decreased to $258.10 million, a 6.62% change since Q4.

  Tennant (NYSE:TNC) reported its Q1 earnings results on Thursday, April 28, 2022 at 09:00 AM. Here's what investors need to know about the announcement.

Pulled from Benzinga Pro data, Tennant (NYSE:TNC) showed a loss in earnings since Q3, totaling $7.90 million. Sales, on the other hand, increased by 1.62% to $276.40 million during Q4.

While small-cap companies are typically more volatile than their mid and large-cap counterparts, their solid growth potential makes them appealing to many investors. After the market's recent correction, now could be an opportune time to buy high quality small-cap stocks: Tenant Company (TNC), Forrester Research (FORR), and SunCoke Energy (SXC).