Stock events for Albany International Corp. (AIN)
In the past six months, Albany International Corp.'s stock experienced fluctuations, closing at $58.96 on March 3, 2026. Key events included the Q3 2025 earnings report with a net loss due to the CH-53K program, the relocation of the corporate headquarters, the Q4 2025 earnings report with increased revenue but decreased net income, dividend declarations, share repurchases, a strategic review of its structures assembly business, and stock price movements around its moving averages.
Demand Seasonality affecting Albany International Corp.’s stock price
Demand seasonality for Albany International Corp.'s products and services is not explicitly detailed. The Machine Clothing segment has relatively consistent demand driven by ongoing production needs. The Albany Engineered Composites segment's demand is driven by long-term contracts and production cycles in the aerospace and defense industries and can be subject to program-specific fluctuations.
Overview of Albany International Corp.’s business
Albany International Corp. specializes in advanced textiles and materials processing, operating in the industrial machinery & equipment industry. It has two segments: Machine Clothing (MC), a leading producer of fabrics and belts for paper and industrial applications, and Albany Engineered Composites (AEC), which provides composite technology solutions for aerospace and defense, including components for the LEAP engine and Boeing aircraft.
AIN’s Geographic footprint
Albany International Corp. has a global presence with 25 to 30 facilities across 12 to 13 countries, employing approximately 5,600 to 5,700 people. Its headquarters relocated to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, in October 2025. Manufacturing and research facilities are located in countries such as Brazil, Canada, China, Mexico, South Korea, several European countries, and multiple locations within the United States.
AIN Corporate Image Assessment
Information directly detailing Albany International Corp.'s brand reputation in the past year is not explicitly available. The company faced a significant net loss in 2025, which could impact its reputation. Albany International has highlighted its commitment to innovation, introducing an internal innovation awards program. Albany International achieved U.S. Department of War CMMC Level 2 Certification for its Albany Engineered Composites Business Segment, which is a positive indicator of its commitment to cybersecurity.
Ownership
The majority of Albany International Corp.'s shares are held by institutional investors, collectively owning 97.37% of the stock as of Q1 2025. Major institutional owners include BlackRock, Inc., and Vanguard Group Inc. Insider ownership represents a smaller portion, at 0.30% in January 2025.
