DMC Global Projects $146-$154 Million in Q1 2025 Sales

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DMC Global Projects $146-$154 Million in Q1 2025 Sales

DMC Global Inc. has released its sales forecast for the first quarter of 2025, predicting consolidated sales to be between $146 million and $154 million. This projection signifies the company's anticipation of steady business performance despite external challenges.

In addition to the sales forecast, DMC Global expects its adjusted EBITDA to fall within the range of $8 million to $11 million for the same period. These estimates are framed in the context of a rapidly changing economic landscape, particularly with regard to U.S. and reciprocal tariffs that could impact costs and market positions. This financial guidance was reported by Investing.com, highlighting the strategic focus on key financial metrics amidst market uncertainties.

The company remains committed to enhancing its free cash flow generation and reducing debt, alongside efforts to boost operational performance. DMC Global is positioning itself to navigate through potential market disruptions through strategic financial management and operational efficiencies, as stated in their recent communications.

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