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BRP Inc. (DOO) reported Q2 revenue up 18.5% to $2.24B but a loss of $0.18 per share due to tariffs. Despite this, management raised full-year revenue guidance to $9.23B-$9.475B and EPS guidance to $4-$4.5. Off-road vehicle demand grew, while tariffs and supplier payments reduced gross margin by 940 basis points to 11.7%.

BRP (DOO) reported Q2 2027 earnings with revenues of CAD 2.2B, normalized EBITDA of CAD 139M, and a normalized loss per share of CAD 0.18. The company saw strong ORV retail momentum, market share gains, and increased full-year guidance. BRP also announced new models and a U.S. retail financing program, BRP Financial Services. Dealer inventory remains healthy, and the company is expanding manufacturing capacity to meet demand.

BRP Inc. (DOO-T) will be impacted by a U.S. ban on Canadian-made motorcycles, affecting two of its three-wheel roadster models. The ban, set to start Sept. 29, is a response to Canada's countertariffs. BRP expects limited fiscal year impact, as most production and shipments are complete. The company anticipates a $200M net hit from tariffs this fiscal year and $225M next year, down from an earlier estimate of $500M.

BRP Inc (DOO) reported Q2 FY27 revenue of $2.2B, up 18% YoY, driven by ORV demand. The company raised FY27 EPS guidance to $4-$4.50 and revenue guidance to $9.225B-$9.475B. Q2 included $145M in tariff impacts, resulting in a normalized loss per share of $(0.18). Free cash flow was $193M, with $600M in cash and a net leverage ratio of 1.6x.

BRP Inc. (DOO) raised its financial forecast after mitigating tariff costs, reporting Q2 revenue of $2.237B and adjusted EPS loss of 18 cents. Analysts upgraded ratings and price targets, citing improved profitability and share gains. Keyera Corp. (KEY) lowered 2026 guidance due to Line 5 disruption and production issues, causing shares to fall 0.95%.

BRP reported Q2 FY2027 revenues of $2.24B, up 18.5% YoY, driven by ORV shipments and favorable SSV mix. Net loss was $136.8M, improved from last year. Normalized EBITDA fell 34.9% to $138.8M. North American Powersports retail sales rose 1%. BRP raised full-year guidance for normalized diluted EPS to $4.00-$4.50, citing market share gains and reduced tariff costs. The company also announced a planned financial leadership transition and new product launches.

BRP Inc. (DOO) furnished an SEC Form 6-K — earnings release. Exhibit 99.1 PRESS RELEASE For immediate distribution BRP PRESENTS ITS SECOND QUARTER RESULTS FOR FISCAL YEAR 2027 Highlights ● Revenues of $2,236.8 million, an increase of 18.5% compared to last year, primarily driven by higher ORV shipments and favourable SSV mix; ● Net loss of

TD Cowen upgraded BRP Inc. (DOO) to 'buy' citing strong demand for side-by-side vehicles and potential tariff exposure reduction. Analyst Brian Morrison raised the target price to $106 and forecasts 6% revenue growth. Air Canada (AC) received a target price increase to $38 from Stifel's Daryl Young following a $2.5B Aeroplan stake sale and strong Q2 results. Scotia's Konark Gupta also raised his target to $37.50. Cadillac Mines (CADY) received an 'outperform' rating from National Bank's Don DeMa

BRP Inc. (TSX: DOO, NASDAQ: DOO) said it will launch BRP Financial Services, a branded retail financing program for U.S. consumers via its dealer network. The program goes live Aug. 24, 2026, offering fast approvals and customized lending, powered by Octane. BRP expects benefits for dealers and operational efficiency.

BRP Inc. (TSX: DOO, NASDAQ: DOO) says it is unveiling updates to its 2027 Can-Am 3-wheel lineup. The 2027 Ryker models get major chassis, powertrain, technology and styling changes aimed at improved handling and stability, plus new colors and features for select Spyder and Canyon models. No financial figures are provided.