Worthington Enterprises missed its prior quarter's EPS and revenue estimates, setting the stage for a critical Q1 2027 earnings report on September 22. Investors will be watching for data center-related demand, integration of recent acquisitions, and commentary on margin trends.
Worthington Enterprises (WOR) is under scrutiny after missing its previous quarter's EPS estimate by 8.5% and revenue targets. The upcoming Q1 2027 earnings report on September 22 is a significant event, with analysts expecting EPS of 76 cents and revenue of $331.27 million. Investors will be closely monitoring the company's progress in data center-related demand, particularly its ASME water tank shipments for liquid cooling, and the integration of the Elgin and LSI acquisitions. Commentary on margin trends and capital allocation will be crucial, especially given the prior earnings miss and ongoing margin pressures despite strong organic sales growth. The stock's technical setup shows a recovery trend, but its 'Weak' growth score from Benzinga Edge suggests the earnings report could be a major re-rating catalyst, creating both short-term risk and opportunity for traders.