Daily BriefsIndustrials

Daily Brief Industrials: Technopro Holdings, Generac Holdings, FedEx Corp, ZIM Integrated Shipping Services, Stanley Black & Decker and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Merger Arb Mondays (22 Sep) – Technopro, Soft99, Mandom, Pacific Ind, Dongfeng, Shengjing, Smartpay
  • Generac Holdings’ Capacity Expansion Plan – Smart Move or Risky Bet on Future Demand?
  • FedEx Battles $1B Trade Headwinds With Smart Strategy!
  • Monthly Container Shipping Tracker | Sept 1 Rate Increase Failed, Rates Still Down | September 2025
  • Stanley Black & Decker: An Insight Into Its Supply Chain Transformation



Generac Holdings’ Capacity Expansion Plan – Smart Move or Risky Bet on Future Demand?

By Baptista Research

  • Generac Holdings, Inc., in its second quarter of 2025 earnings call, reported net sales of $1.06 billion, marking a 6% increase compared to the prior year.
  • The growth was driven by a rise in commercial and industrial (C&I) product sales and residential energy storage system shipments.
  • Residential product sales increased by 7% due to notable growth in residential energy technology solutions and portable generators.

FedEx Battles $1B Trade Headwinds With Smart Strategy!

By Baptista Research

  • FedEx Corporation recently announced its first-quarter results for fiscal 2026, presenting a mixed bag of positives and challenges.
  • On the revenue side, the company showed a 3% year-over-year increase, primarily driven by strength in the U.S. domestic package services.
  • Despite this growth in revenue, FedEx faces continuing headwinds from global trade uncertainties and the expiration of a significant contract with the U.S. Postal Service, which together posed a notable financial impact.

Monthly Container Shipping Tracker | Sept 1 Rate Increase Failed, Rates Still Down | September 2025

By Daniel Hellberg

  • Concerted rate increase on Sept 1 failed, deep sea rates are still falling
  • Carrier revenues in July-August down ~40% Y/Y, W Coast volumes weak
  • We retain our -ive view on container shipping, seek opportunities to Short

Stanley Black & Decker: An Insight Into Its Supply Chain Transformation

By Baptista Research

  • Stanley Black & Decker’s financial results for the second quarter of 2025 highlight a mixed performance amidst a challenging economic environment.
  • The company reported revenues of $3.9 billion, a 2% decrease compared to the previous year, with organic revenues down by 3%.
  • This decline was primarily impacted by a slow start to the outdoor buying season and disruptions in shipments due to customers’ reactions to tariffs.

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