JELD

Over the past six months, JELD-WEN was recognized in April 2026 for the fifth consecutive year on Newsweek and Statista's 'Most Trustworthy Companies in America' list. In May 2026, the company reported lower first-quarter revenue and earnings due to weak demand, inflation, and negative price-cost dynamics, though management raised its full-year revenue outlook; S&P Global Ratings also downgraded JELD-WEN due to sales and cash flow pressure and increased refinancing risk. August 2026 saw a decrease in second-quarter net revenues and a net loss from continuing operations, but adjusted EBITDA from continuing operations increased, particularly in North America, driven by improved productivity and lower SG&A expenses, leading to updated 2026 revenue guidance and adjusted EBITDA range, with an analyst reiterating a 'hold' rating. In September 2026, JELD-WEN announced a comprehensive agreement to extend debt maturities and secure $135 million of incremental liquidity to support its business plan.