Regal Rexnord swings to Q3 loss as AMC sales climb 24.5%

what happened

According to TradingView, which cites a 10-Q filing, Regal Rexnord brought in $1.59 billion of revenue in the third quarter of 2026, a 6.1% rise from a year earlier. Net income attributable to the company, however, was negative $12.5 million, compared with $79.6 million a year before. Diluted EPS came in at a loss of $0.19, against $1.2 previously.

The AMC segment was the main engine, with sales up 24.5% on demand from data centers and discrete automation. That unit also recorded $25 million of E-Pod sales and saw strength in aerospace and defense. IPS sales fell 1.9% because of softness in metals and mining, while PES grew 1.2%.

The company also said it intends to divest its AMS autonomous-vehicle navigation unit, which was moved to held-for-sale status during the quarter. It expects 2026 capital expenditure of about $110 million and says its current plants can keep running through the end of the year.

why it matters

The swing into a loss is the headline for investors, while AMC growth shows the company benefiting from automation and AI infrastructure spending. Weakness among metals and mining customers is a reminder that industrial demand remains uneven. Investors will look at how the AMS sale and the capex plan shape profitability from here.

market impact

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