RIPON, Wis. — Commercial laundry equipment manufacturer Alliance Laundry Systems closed out its fiscal 2025 with solid gains in revenue and profitability, reflecting continued demand across its global commercial laundry business and setting the stage for further growth in 2026.

According to its latest earnings release, the company reported full-year net revenues of approximately $1.7 billion, a 13% increase compared to the prior year. Net income reached $102 million, up 3% year over year, while profitability remained strong despite ongoing cost pressures and investments in the business.

Fourth-quarter performance also contributed to the annual results. Alliance posted quarterly net income of about $20.6 million, or $0.10 per share, with adjusted earnings reaching $0.24 per share. Revenue growth for the quarter was approximately 10%, capping what company leadership described as a year of broad-based momentum.

CEO Michael Schoeb called fiscal 2025 “a landmark year.”

“Our full-year and fourth-quarter results demonstrated our ability to deliver very strong outcomes driven by our market-leading position and commitment to operational excellence as we serve customers across this resilient, essential industry," says Schoeb. “We delivered our second consecutive year of double-digit growth on both the top and bottom line, significantly strengthened our balance sheet, and continued to invest in the innovation and market expansion that we believe will drive our next chapter of growth.”

A key highlight for the year was margin expansion. Alliance reported a record adjusted EBITDA margin of roughly 25.5%, underscoring operational discipline and pricing strategies that helped offset inflationary pressures and higher input costs.

The company attributed its performance to a combination of pricing actions, volume growth and continued investment in innovation and customer-facing capabilities. Growth was supported across multiple end markets, including vended laundries, on-premise laundry and multi-housing segments, reflecting resilient demand for commercial laundry solutions.

Looking ahead, Alliance expects growth to moderate but remain positive. Company leadership projected 2026 revenue growth in the 5-7% range, with adjusted EBITDA expected to increase 6-8%. The outlook suggests a more normalized growth environment following a strong 2025, but one still supported by steady demand fundamentals.

Alliance, which markets brands such as Speed Queen, Huebsch and UniMac, continues to operate in more than 150 countries.

For industry stakeholders, the company’s results provide a snapshot of a sector that remains fundamentally healthy. While macroeconomic uncertainties, labor challenges and cost inflation persist, the commercial laundry segment continues to demonstrate resilience — driven by essential service demand and ongoing reinvestment in modernized equipment and systems.