Smith & Wesson Brands publishes 2026 annual report
Reuters2026/08/06 21:32- Smith & Wesson annual report for fiscal 2026 flagged broad-based growth, supported by strong consumer demand and market share gains.
- Handgun shipments into the sporting goods channel rose 19% despite a 0.2% decline in NICS, pointing to strong retail sell-through.
- Dozens of new products launched across handguns and long guns, with added focus on premium Performance Center lines and Gemtech suppressors.
- Opened the Smith & Wesson Academy in Maryville, Tennessee, positioning it for training, product testing, competitions, and customer events.
- Outlook for fiscal 2027 emphasized strategic manufacturing investments to expand capacity, lift efficiency, deepen professional channel reach, and use analytics to sharpen decisions.
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