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Oshkosh Corporation delivered a strong second quarter, posting adjusted earnings per share of $2.87 that topped Wall Street’s $2.63 estimate by 9.1%. The Wisconsin-based manufacturer of specialty vehicles reported $2.92B of net sales for the quarter, up 6.7% from the $2.73B recorded in Q2 2025. Net income reached $183.2M as demand strengthened across the company’s portfolio of purpose-built vehicles and equipment.
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The Access segment led performance with $1.37B in revenue, climbing 9.4% year-over-year. The results underscore continued momentum in Oshkosh’s aerial work platform and telehandler businesses, core products that serve construction, industrial, and infrastructure markets worldwide. The company maintained a workforce of 18,000 employees at quarter-end to support operations across its global footprint.
Management set full-year guidance with adjusted EPS of $10.50, and revenue expected to reach $11.20B. The outlook reflects confidence in sustained order activity and operational execution as infrastructure investment and construction activity support demand for the company’s specialized equipment platforms.
Wall Street maintains a constructive view on the stock, with analyst consensus showing 11 buy ratings and 8 hold ratings, with no sell recommendations.
A detailed analysis of Oshkosh Corporation’s quarter follows shortly on AlphaStreet.
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