BAB, Inc. (BABB) Q3 Revenue $908K; Net Income $227K

BAB, Inc. (OTCQB: BABB) said its board declared a quarterly cash distribution of $0.01 per share, payable July 14, 2026 to shareholders of record June 23, 2026. The company expects part of the 2026 distributions may be treated as return of capital and the remainder as a dividend, with the dividend portion determined after its fiscal year ending Nov. 30, 2026.

Delta Air Lines (DAL) reduced its 2026 profit forecast due to record-high fuel costs, despite strong revenue. Management cited geopolitical risks affecting energy supply chains. The airline maintained that travel demand remains robust but adjusted guidance to reflect higher operating expenses. The company expects 2026 EPS of $1.15 to $1.65 and operating margins of 7% to 9%.

Oil-Dri Corp (ODC) reported record Q4 2026 sales and net income. Key growth drivers include co-packaged cat litter (up 60% YoY) and Amlan's ag business. Management discussed capacity, customer concentration, and future growth prospects. The company remains disciplined in M&A and expects continued investment in operations. Fluids purification saw a 5% YoY decline but had its strongest Q4 performance. Branded cat litter faces challenges but sees opportunities in e-commerce and innovation.

Sandisk reported 372% YoY revenue growth in Q4 2026, with Q1 2027 projections at 20% sequential growth. MaxLinear saw 55% YoY revenue growth in Q2 2027, with Q3 guidance up to $220M. Both companies are positioned in high-demand tech sectors, with Sandisk in NAND flash memory and MaxLinear in AI-driven data center microchips.

Oil-Dri Corporation (ODC) reported record annual sales, net income, and Q4 revenue. Despite cost pressures, operating income rose 17%, and cash surged 45% to $74M. Growth was driven by co-packaged cat litter and Amlan's expansion. Management highlighted strong liquidity and shareholder returns.

Oil-Dri Corp (ODC) reported record annual results, with Q4 sales and cash generation at historic highs. Cash reserves reached $74M, up 45% YoY. Amlan's animal health business grew strongly, while agricultural sales increased each quarter. However, gross margins were pressured by higher transportation costs. Co-packaged cat litter grew 47% YoY, and the company expanded its borrowing capacity to $375M. Management discussed growth strategies and challenges in various segments.