Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. (CVR)

Over the past six months, Chicago Rivet & Machine Co.'s stock price has decreased. As of March 26, 2026, the share price was $11.16, a 21.07% decrease from the previous year. The company reported improved third-quarter 2025 results with net sales of $7,360,284 and a net income of $67,572. Year-end results for 2025 showed increased net sales of $27,890,260 and a narrowed net loss of $(1,083,214). Quarterly cash dividends of $0.03 per share were declared multiple times during 2025. Insider sentiment has been positive, with significant open-market purchases, but the stock has sell signals from moving averages.

Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. exhibits seasonal tendencies based on 27 years of historical data. January has been the strongest month, with an average return of 4.55%, while August tends to be the weakest, with an average return of -3.16%. The overall seasonal pattern has a consistency score of 41.3, which is considered "Poor."

Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. operates in the Industrials sector, focusing on Tools & Accessories and Fasteners. The company is divided into fastener and assembly equipment segments. The fastener segment manufactures and sells rivets, cold-formed fasteners, parts, and screw machine products, including its subsidiary H&L Tool Company Inc. The assembly equipment segment manufactures automatic rivet setting machines and related parts. The majority of the company's revenue comes from the fastener segment and has been supporting industry since 1920.

Chicago Rivet & Machine Co.'s primary market is North America. Its headquarters are in Warrenville, Illinois, with manufacturing in Tyrone, Pennsylvania. The fastener segment operates in Madison Heights, Michigan, while assembly equipment is based in Albia, Iowa. Naperville, Illinois facilities support both segments, and a design and sales office is in Pembroke, Massachusetts. The company also uses manufacturers' sales representatives throughout North America.

Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. aims to provide high-quality products at competitive prices through compliance and continuous improvement. The fastener division and its subsidiary H&L Tool Company, Inc. hold ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 certifications, demonstrating a commitment to quality standards. There is no specific information available in the past year regarding events that have negatively or positively impacted Chicago Rivet & Machine Co.'s brand reputation beyond its stated commitment to quality and certifications.

Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. has a diverse ownership structure. Institutional investors hold 19.87% of the stock, with major holders including Dimensional Fund Advisors Lp and Renaissance Technologies Llc. Individual insiders own approximately 15% of the shares, while private companies hold 8.71%. The general public accounts for 61.1% of the ownership. Notable individual owners include John A. Morrissey and Walter W. Morrissey UEO.