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Daktronics Inc
Daktronics makes large electronic displays and control systems for places where people gather and watch information in real time. Its main products include scoreboards, LED video screens, outdoor billboards, transportation signs, and the software and controllers that run them. The company also helps with installation, service, and long-term maintenance so the displays keep working after they are sold. Its customers are sports venues, schools, colleges, arenas, highways, airports, casinos, shopping centers, and advertisers that need big, bright signs or scoreboards. Daktronics makes money by selling the display hardware, the control systems, and related service work such as installation, repair, and support. Many customers buy once and then return for upgrades, replacement parts, and ongoing service. What makes Daktronics different is that it sits at the junction of hardware, software, and live-event communication. These displays are not just screens; they are built to perform outdoors, handle constant use, and integrate with scorekeeping, traffic, or advertising systems. That gives the company a niche role as a specialist supplier in a market where reliability and visibility matter as much as the screen itself.
Daktronics makes large electronic displays and control systems for places where people gather and watch information in real time. Its main products include scoreboards, LED video screens, outdoor billboards, transportation signs, and the software and controllers that run them. The company also helps with installation, service, and long-term maintenance so the displays keep working after they are sold.
Its customers are sports venues, schools, colleges, arenas, highways, airports, casinos, shopping centers, and advertisers that need big, bright signs or scoreboards. Daktronics makes money by selling the display hardware, the control systems, and related service work such as installation, repair, and support. Many customers buy once and then return for upgrades, replacement parts, and ongoing service.
What makes Daktronics different is that it sits at the junction of hardware, software, and live-event communication. These displays are not just screens; they are built to perform outdoors, handle constant use, and integrate with scorekeeping, traffic, or advertising systems. That gives the company a niche role as a specialist supplier in a market where reliability and visibility matter as much as the screen itself.
Record year: Daktronics said fiscal 2026 delivered record annual revenue, record annual orders, 290 basis points of operating margin expansion, and 25% adjusted EPS growth to $1.05.
Backlog strength: The company ended the year with $356 million of backlog, up 4% year over year, and said roughly 52% of that backlog should convert to revenue in the first quarter.
Outlook intact: Management reaffirmed its fiscal 2028 targets, including 7% to 10% revenue CAGR, 10% to 12% operating margin, and 17% to 20% ROIC.
Demand broadens: Leadership described strong pipelines across live events, transportation, high schools, international, and parts of commercial, with several large wins in sports and the Middle East.
Margins improved: Gross margin improved on stronger conversion, value-based pricing, manufacturing discipline, and operational efficiency, while management said tariffs were not the main issue now compared with earlier periods.
Investment ahead: The Mexico facility ramp, automation, procurement work, and the new Camino 8 software platform were highlighted as key steps for future growth and profitability.
