HEICO's fiscal third-quarter sales rose 23 per cent and net income 33 per cent, with organic sales up 14 per cent excluding acquisitions. EHang's second-quarter revenue jumped 203.5 per cent from the previous quarter but fell 31.3 per cent from a year earlier, while regulatory uncertainty in China led it to withdraw its 2026 revenue guidance.
EHang's second-quarter revenue reached 77.9 million yuan. That was a 203.5 per cent increase from the first quarter but a 31.3 per cent decline from the same period a year earlier. The company delivered 36 EH216-series vehicles during the quarter. The two comparison periods give different measures of the rebound: revenue rose sharply from the previous quarter's lower level but remained below the sales volume achieved a year earlier.[1]
EHang reported a gross margin of 61.2 per cent for the second quarter, an operating loss of 131.7 million yuan and a net loss of 128.3 million yuan. The company withdrew its 2026 revenue guidance, citing uncertainty around regulatory processes in China. The decision means the quarter-on-quarter revenue increase was not extended into a sales path for the full year. The reported figures measure the completed quarter, while the withdrawn guide leaves the remainder of the year without a numerical revenue range.[1]
HEICO increased fiscal third-quarter net sales by 23 per cent to 1.413 billion dollars and net income by 33 per cent to 235.4 million dollars. Operating income rose 34 per cent to 355.2 million dollars and the operating margin reached 25.1 per cent. Organic sales growth was 14 per cent after excluding acquisitions. That distinction shows that the overall sales increase did not come solely from acquired businesses; the existing operations also delivered double-digit growth.[2]
