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Record second quarter performance was primarily driven by above-average snowfall last winter, which depleted dealer inventories and accelerated preseason demand for attachments.

The Attachments segment benefited from a significant rebuild of dealer field inventory for plows and hoppers, which are currently lower than in recent years.

Parts and accessories sales are on a trajectory to surpass the 2025 record by the end of the third quarter, reflecting high equipment utilization from the prior season.

Work Truck Solutions continues to see robust demand from municipal customers, offsetting softer commercial demand where some large fleet customers have paused orders due to geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

Management is shifting from a brand-centric strategy to a unified 'Douglas Dynamics' framework focused on safety and community-thriving to improve long-term communication and decision-making.

Operational improvements and capacity expansions, including a new Missouri facility and an upcoming Ohio relocation, are designed to increase throughput and support a near-record municipal backlog.

Full year 2026 guidance was raised by 8.5% at the midpoint for adjusted EBITDA, reflecting higher-than-expected preseason orders and visibility into the third quarter.

Preseason shipment timing is expected to be a 50-50 split between Q2 and Q3, a shift from the 60-40 split in 2025 that will drive a year-over-year increase in Q3 revenue.

The company expects to achieve full year margins in the low 20s for the Attachments segment and low double digits for the Solutions segment.

Guidance assumes average snowfall for the fourth quarter and relatively stable economic and supply chain conditions for the remainder of the year.

Strategic M&A remains a priority under the 'Activate' pillar, though management emphasized a prudent approach focused on the right valuation and product fit.

The integration of Venco Venturo is essentially complete, with the business already benefiting from Douglas' manufacturing and sourcing expertise.

Tariff impacts are deemed immaterial as the vast majority of materials are sourced in North America and 95% of sales are within the U.S.

Higher inventory levels and increased receivables led to a decrease in free cash flow to negative $32.5 million for the first half of the year.

Ongoing raw material and energy-related inflation is being managed through targeted mitigation actions and cost structure discipline in softer commercial areas.

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Management attributed the slight margin decline to the addition of Venco Venturo and shifts in the timing and mix of preseason shipments.

Excluding the Venco acquisition, margins would have been flat year-over-year despite higher volumes.

Full year margins for the segment are still expected to reach the low 20s as preseason shipments conclude.

Management is maintaining a conservative stance on Q4 whole unit sales, as performance is heavily dependent on actual snowfall timing.

Dealers are expressing a higher sense of optimism compared to previous light-snow years, supported by strong retail sales and low current inventory.

The municipal backlog is nearing the 2022 record, with production dates being booked well into 2027.

Capacity has increased by approximately 10% with the Missouri facility, and a similar expansion is expected next year through the Ohio facility relocation.

The 'Solutions' growth is driven by long-term multi-year contracts where reliability and throughput are the primary competitive advantages.