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Lakeland Industries, Inc

Lakeland Industries designs, manufactures, and sells protective clothing and accessories for workers, first responders, and government agencies. The company operates a globally distributed manufacturing footprint and sells through a mix of direct sales, in-house teams, and a large distributor network, with a growing emphasis on fire service and high-end industrial protective apparel.

Liikevaihto193milj. USD
+15,2 %v/v
Liikevoitto (EBIT)−15,5milj. USD
−67,4 %v/v
EBIT-marginaali−8,1%
−2,5 %-yks.v/v
Nettotulos−25,3milj. USD
−40,0 %v/v
Vapaa kassavirta−16,4milj. USD
+5,7 %v/v

Tilikausi 2026 · muutos edellisvuodesta

Kehitys 2021–2026

−50050100150200milj. USD2021: 159 milj. USD2021: EBIT 44 milj. USD20212022: 118 milj. USD2022: EBIT 16 milj. USD20222023: 6,0 milj. USD2023: EBIT 5,5 milj. USD20232024: 6,3 milj. USD2024: EBIT 6,0 milj. USD20242025: 167 milj. USD2025: EBIT −9,3 milj. USD20252026: 193 milj. USD2026: EBIT −16 milj. USD2026193−16
LiikevaihtoLiikevoitto (EBIT)

Liiketoiminta

Osuus liikevaihdosta
Firefighter protective apparel and accessories35 %

Protective garments and related gear for structural, wildland, and technical rescue fire service users.

Industrial protective clothing40 %

FR, chemical, and limited-use/disposable protective clothing sold to industrial end markets.

High-visibility clothing10 %

ANSI-compliant reflective apparel and outerwear used in worksite safety applications.

Helmets and head protection8 %

Fire service helmets and related head protection products, including Pacific Helmets NZ offerings.

Services and accessories7 %

Decontamination, repair, rental, and accessory products that support core protective apparel sales.

Asiakkaat

Lakeland sells mainly through distributors, with more than 2,000 safety and industrial supply distributors serving end users across industrial and public-protection markets. Its customers include oil and gas, chemical, transportation, steel, construction, cleanroom, pharmaceutical, utilities, and high-tech electronics users, plus fire, law enforcement, airport rescue, and federal agencies. The company also serves international end users directly in some countries, which broadens reach but increases exposure to local standards, trade rules, and currency swings.

Safety and industrial distributors

Buy Lakeland products for resale and local stock to serve industrial and public-safety customers quickly.

Industrial end users

Oil, chemical, transportation, steel, construction, cleanroom, and lab customers buy protective clothing for worker safety and compliance.

Fire service and first responders

Fire departments, rescue units, and related agencies buy firefighter apparel, helmets, and accessories for certified protection.

Government and public agencies

Federal, state, and local agencies buy protective gear for emergency response, law enforcement, and homeland security uses.

International direct and distributor customers

Customers outside the U.S. buy through local distributors or direct channels depending on market structure and standards.

Strategia

Lakeland is focused on profitable growth in fire service and high-end industrial protective clothing while expanding in high-growth geographies. Management is also investing in owned manufacturing, ERP systems, and selective acquisitions to strengthen supply-chain control, product breadth, and geographic reach. The strategy is designed to improve resilience, support standards-driven products, and deepen relationships with distributors and end users.

Build a stronger fire service platformKeskipitkä aikaväli

Fire service products are a core growth area and support higher-value, standards-based demand.

Grow high-end industrial protective clothingKeskipitkä aikaväli

Premium FR and chemical protection can improve mix and profitability versus commodity workwear.

Control the supply chain through owned manufacturingPitkä aikaväli

Owning factories reduces reliance on contractors and supports quality, lead times, and resilience.

Invest in systems and operating efficiencyLyhyt aikaväli

ERP and equipment upgrades support scale, planning, and manufacturing productivity.

Maantiede

2024

Lakeland has a broad global footprint, with ten manufacturing locations in eight countries across five continents and sales in more than 50 countries. Management says more than half of FY25 net sales came from operations outside the United States, and the company specifically highlights exposure to China, Vietnam, Mexico, Europe, and other foreign markets. This geographic spread supports supply-chain resilience and market access, but it also creates exposure to tariffs, currency volatility, and local political and trade disruptions.

Latin America54 %
Asia46 %

Osuus liikevaihdosta, jonka yhtiö raportoi maantieteellisesti.

Riskit

Lakeland’s biggest risks come from its international manufacturing base and exposure to tariffs, trade restrictions, and currency volatility. The company also depends on distributor channels and regulated safety standards, so demand can shift with industrial activity, public-sector budgets, and compliance requirements. Acquisitions and ERP implementation add execution risk, while foreign operations increase exposure to political instability and supply disruptions.

Järjestetty vakavuuden mukaan
MatalaKohtalainenKorkeaMatalaKohtalainenKorkeaVaikutus →Todennäköisyys →International manufacturing and trade disruption1Foreign exchange volatility2Acquisition integration3
Vaikutus on riskin vakavuus ja todennäköisyys sen toteutumisen todennäköisyys lähivuosina, molemmat arvioitu yhtiön raporttien perusteella. Numerot vastaavat listaa.
  1. International manufacturing and trade disruptionVaikutus: KorkeaTodennäköisyys: Korkea

    Most products are made outside the U.S., so tariffs, border taxes, and trade restrictions can raise costs or interrupt supply.

    KohdistuuChinaVietnamMexicoArgentinaNew ZealandRomaniaIndia
  2. Foreign exchange volatilityVaikutus: KeskitasoTodennäköisyys: Kohtalainen

    A large share of sales and costs are denominated in non-U.S. currencies, affecting reported results and margins.

    KohdistuuEuropeAsiaLatin AmericaNorth America
  3. Acquisition integrationVaikutus: KeskitasoTodennäköisyys: Matala

    Purchased businesses must be integrated into operations, systems, and sales channels to realize expected benefits.

    Kohdistuu: Pacific Helmets NZ and future deals

  4. Channel dependenceVaikutus: Keskitaso

    Most sales go through distributors, which can affect inventory levels, pricing discipline, and end-market visibility.

    Kohdistuu: Global distributor network

Kirjanpito

Harkinnanvaraiset erät
Foreign currency translation

A large portion of operations and sales are outside the U.S., so exchange rates can materially change reported results.

Vaikutus: Revenue, operating income, and balance-sheet translation

Acquisition accounting and goodwill

Recent and future acquisitions may add goodwill and intangible assets that require ongoing impairment testing.

Vaikutus: Balance sheet and impairment charges

Inventory and manufacturing assets

Owned manufacturing and replacement equipment require depreciation and valuation judgments.

Vaikutus: Gross margin, depreciation expense, and asset carrying values

Income tax estimates

Profit is earned across multiple countries, making tax provision estimates sensitive to jurisdictional mix.

Vaikutus: Effective tax rate and net income

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Päivitetty: 24.9.2026

Lakeland Industries, Inc (LAKE) liikevaihto, tulos ja tunnusluvut 2026 – Clarifo