Holley narrows 2026 outlook as American segment sales climb 9%
Holley (HLLY) narrowed its 2026 forecast to $610–625 million in sales and $127–132 million adjusted EBITDA, per TradingView, and bought SXTH Element.
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what happened
Holley (HLLY) tightened its guidance for 2026, now expecting revenue between $610 million and $625 million. Adjusted EBITDA is forecast between $127 million and $132 million, while core growth is seen at 2% to 5%, according to a TradingView summary.
Sales in the American Performance segment rose 9%, a rebound after declines in the first half. Modern Truck & Off-Road gained 8.2%, Safety & Racing added 2.5%, and Euro & Import dropped 12.2%.
After the third quarter, Holley acquired SXTH Element, a maker of parts for Toyota trucks and SUVs, paying from cash on hand. The business will be folded into the Modern Truck & Off-Road division.
why it matters
Investors should note two points: growth in the American segment despite weakness in European and import business, and an acquisition that widens the company's presence in the truck and off-road parts market. Holley is a small company, so the reaction in its shares is usually limited, but demand trends for off-road parts are of interest to auto-components investors.
market impact
HLLY: strong American segment and the SXTH Element deal support the company's shares
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- Key facts: Holley Narrows 2026 Outlook; Sales Up 9%; SXTH Element Acquires — TradingView, 8 November 2026 at 08:00 UTC
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