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Ascent Industries falls after Q4 loss reported

ReutersMar 4, 2026 11:17 AM

Shares of Ascent Industries ACNT.O down 14.38% at $14.88 premarket

Co reports loss of $1 million in Q4, compared with profit of nearly $200,000 a year earlier

"Fourth-quarter results reflected normal seasonal softness, compounded by continued market softness across several end markets," CEO Bryan Kitchen says

However, Q4 revenue rose 3.9% from a year ago despite lower selling prices

Stock has climbed 7.4% YTD, as of last close

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