Madison Air Solutions Corporation Class A Common Stock (MAIR)

Madison Air Solutions (NYSE:MAIR) raised its full-year outlook after third-quarter sales rose 25%, with demand for data center cooling and other commercial products contributing to a record backlog. The company reported net sales of $1.127 billion and adjusted EBITDA of approximately $299 million,

Data center cooling ramps fast, pulling margins lower even as backlog climbs sharply.

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Insider's $219 million private placement at $24.97 per share brings his aggregate stake to 11% ownership, with shares trading at a 14% premium just one day later.

Madison Air Solutions (NYSE:MAIR) said it has signed an agreement to acquire ebm-papst, a Germany-based provider of high-performance airflow technology, in a transaction valued at $5.8 billion in total enterprise value. The deal includes approximately $375 million of non-interest-bearing operating

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Madison Air Solutions (NYSE:MAIR) reported second-quarter results marked by double-digit sales growth, a record backlog and higher full-year revenue guidance, as demand remained strong across commercial markets including data centers, healthcare, advanced manufacturing and institutional applications

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Madison Air Solutions (NYSE:MAIR) reported first-quarter 2026 results in its first earnings call as a public company, highlighting double-digit pro forma sales and earnings growth, strong commercial demand and a record backlog following its recent initial public offering. President and CEO Jill Wya