share repurchase plan. In addition, our strong performance enables us to invest in highly accretive growth projects that accelerate earnings growth, but do not materially impact the nickel based supply demand imbalance. And three, w
Apr 29, 2026 / receipt
The increase in SG&A expenses largely reflects higher variable compensation accruals, higher travel costs, and the timing of certain other expenses.
Apr 27, 2023 / receipt, needs a key / Tim Lane, CFO | earnings call 2023-04-27 | transcript 9a4d955b-706b-4f19-b488-8e6a00a9ef5a | chars 8237-8385 | segment 8
On a long-term basis, the end-use markets we serve are supported by strong macro trends. Let me give you a couple examples. In our aerospace and defense end-use market, we will benefit from the continuing growth in global air travel demand. Supporting this growth are narrow body build rates, which are expected to return to pre-pandemic levels in calendar year 2023. Carpenter Technology is well positioned to capture additional demand with the incremental capacity at our Athens facility. For these reasons, we have been able to negotiate long-term aerospace contracts that locked in share and pricing gains even during the pandemic. In defense, we are partnering with customers on the development of next generation programs and platforms that require our material solutions. The industry is demanding more and better solutions for new platforms like hypersonic, vertical lift, and fixed wing programs. To support that demand, we are engaging with customers on supply agreements for our material solutions, new product trials, and funded R&D programs. And given the geopolitical environment, investment is expected to continue well into the future.
Jul 28, 2022 / receipt, needs a key / Tony Tain, CEO | earnings call 2022-07-28 | transcript 07e336bc-867e-4a5c-a65d-ee326739704b | chars 18411-19562 | segment 18
SG&A expenses were $47.8 million in the third quarter, down $3 million from the same period a year ago, reflecting the actions we took to reduce costs, including the elimination of about 20% of our global salary positions late last fiscal year. managing discretionary spend closely, as well as the impacts of remote working conditions that reduce certain administrative costs, such as travel and entertainment.
Apr 29, 2021 / receipt, needs a key / Tim Lane, CFO | earnings call 2021-04-29 | transcript babb1813-274e-412b-bb32-be6a5468ab48 | chars 9516-9926 | segment 9
The lower year-over-year SG&A expenses primarily reflect the actions we took to reduce costs, including the elimination of about 20 percent of our salaried positions, managing discretionary spend closely, as well as the impact of remote working conditions that reduce certain administrative costs, such as travel and entertainment.
Jan 28, 2021 / receipt, needs a key / Tim, CFO | earnings call 2021-01-28 | transcript b8b3c38b-fc40-453d-ad86-22427f797880 | chars 12749-13080 | segment 12
The lower year-over-year SG&A expenses primarily reflect the impacts of restructuring actions, including the elimination of salary positions, salary furloughs, as well as the impact of remote working conditions that reduce certain administrative costs, such as travel and entertainment.
Oct 22, 2020 / receipt, needs a key / Tim Wayne, CFO | earnings call 2020-10-22 | transcript 6441a6d8-0b6e-4ff4-aebb-3dfecb10a022 | chars 10630-10916 | segment 10
Obviously, with the travel restrictions, that has been limited, but we deal with a very sophisticated customer group, so we found other ways to continue to push this process along.
Oct 22, 2020 / receipt, needs a key / Craig, other | earnings call 2020-10-22 | transcript 6441a6d8-0b6e-4ff4-aebb-3dfecb10a022 | chars 45529-45709 | segment 46
The lower SG&A expenses primarily reflect the impacts of salaried furloughs, remote working impacting certain administrative costs, such as travel and entertainment, and lower costs associated with variable compensation programs.
Jul 30, 2020 / receipt, needs a key / Tim, CFO | earnings call 2020-07-30 | transcript 8b1b5086-f765-403c-9b80-d320ecf26a4c | chars 12338-12567 | segment 12
Fiscal year 2025 excludes impact of special items ($3.6 million asset impairment and restructuring charges). ** The Safety metric was revised for fiscal year 2026 to Opportunities for Improvement submissions versus the fiscal year 2025 metric of Human Performance Rate.
filing / Sep 11, 2026 / receipt
Two years later, he was appointed Vice President and Corporate Controller, which also had responsibility for Alcoa Business Support Services.
filing / Sep 11, 2026 / receipt
Ms. Beck is Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of MSA Safety Incorporated, a position she has held since August 2025.
filing / Sep 11, 2026 / receipt
▶ Operating cost savings were targeted both as a result of specific portfolio restructuring and cost savings initiatives undertaken by the Company as well as aggressive deployment of the Carpenter Operating Model to increase efficiency and productivity and drive capacity enhancements.
filing / Sep 11, 2026 / receipt
Carpenter Technology actively monitors and manages energy consumption and GHG emissions across all operating locations with the primary goal of maximizing efficiencies to reduce costs and minimize our impact on the environment.
filing / Sep 11, 2026 / receipt
Director Nominees: Terms to Expire 2029 Name Director Since Experience and Qualifications Board Committees Board Tenure Steven E. Karol
filing / Sep 11, 2026 / receipt
Howard H. Yu will be resigning from the Board effective immediately prior to the commencement of the Annual Meeting.
filing / Sep 11, 2026 / receipt
Kenneth J. Giacobbe joined the Board effective August 11, 2026.
filing / Sep 11, 2026 / receipt
The Board of Directors recommends that you vote FOR the election of Steven E. Karol, Charles D. McLane, Jr., and Tony R. Thene.
filing / Sep 11, 2026 / receipt
Tony R. Thene, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (Executive Chairman from July 1-25, 2026; appointed Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer effective July 26, 2026)
filing / Sep 11, 2026 / receipt
Timothy Lain, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
filing / Sep 11, 2026 / receipt
Brian J. Malloy, President and Chief Operating Officer
filing / Sep 11, 2026 / receipt
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| 2025-08-13 | Chairman of the Board, appointed | sec_8k |
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