Reliance Q2 Earnings Beat on Higher Shipments and Border Wall Project

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Reliance reported Q2 2026 results showing a very large increase in adjusted earnings per share, beating expectations on the back of higher shipments, firmer pricing, and contributions from a U.S. border wall project. Management's expectation for generally healthy demand and mostly stable pricing across non-residential construction, aerospace, and semiconductor end markets highlights how broad-based operating conditions are supporting the business despite trade and geopolitical uncertainties. The company paused share repurchases in Q2 after an active buyback in Q1, while continuing recurring dividends. Reliance's narrative projects $17.8 billion revenue and $1.2 billion earnings by 2029, requiring 4.1% yearly revenue growth and about a $306 million earnings increase from $893.8 million today.

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