In its recently released earnings report, TECSYS reported adjusted earnings per share (EPS) that were below consensus estimates, disappointing investors who were hoping for a solid quarter of growth in the supply chain solutions business.
Details of 4Q25 Financial Results
Adjusted EPS: CAD 0.06, below analysts' CAD 0.09 forecast.
Revenue: CAD 42.1 million, up slightly from the same period last year but still missing CAD 43.5 million expectations.
CEO Peter Brereton said on an investor call:
"We continue to see strong demand in the healthcare and distribution sectors, however, some large contracts have been delayed into the early part of the next fiscal year, impacting this quarter's results."
Market reaction and outlook
Soon after the announcement, TECSYS shares fell more than 7% to CAD 27.90 by the end of trading. This was the lowest level in the past two months, after the stock had previously recovered slightly on expectations of order growth in the healthcare sector.
However, the company remained positive on its full-year 2026 outlook. TECSYS said it expects double-digit revenue growth next year, driven by strong demand from healthcare distribution systems and customer expansion in the US market.
Strategic Momentum Remains
Despite the disappointing results, TECSYS management reaffirmed its long-term drivers, including:
Continuous investment in its warehouse management software (WMS) platform and data analytics.
Moving to a SaaS (software as a service) model is improving gross margins.
Sustained growth in North America and international expansion.
What do analysts say?
Several analysts have lowered their short-term forecasts, but maintained their “Hold” or “Slight Buy” ratings on TCS shares, saying the pullback is “temporary” and the long-term story remains compelling.
“TECSYS remains on track strategically, particularly in the healthcare space where it has a significant competitive advantage,” according to Raymond James.
Summary
Despite TECSYS Inc.’s 4Q25 EPS results, Despite lower than expected earnings and resulting stock decline, the company maintains its long-term growth targets driven by technological innovation and market expansion. With a positive outlook for the coming fiscal year and strategic investments, TECSYS can remain a name to watch in the digital supply chain solutions space.