Latest 10-K annual reports

RLI Corp. reports strong 2025 financial results with a 6% increase in net premiums earned and its 30th consecutive year of underwriting profitability, driven by casualty segment growth and favorable investment returns.

Lamar Advertising Company reported a significant increase in net income and adjusted funds from operations for fiscal year 2025, driven by billboard revenue growth and strategic digital investments.

Genuine Parts Company announced plans to separate its Automotive and Industrial businesses into two independent public companies by Q1 2027, while reporting a 92.7% decline in 2025 net income.

Kimco Realty Corporation announced robust financial results for 2025, driven by increased leasing activity and strategic portfolio enhancements, while maintaining a strong balance sheet.

Tronox Holdings plc reports a net loss of $473 million for 2025, driven by lower sales and significant restructuring charges, while advancing strategic initiatives in rare earths and cost optimization.

CoreCivic reports significant revenue growth in 2025, driven by increased federal demand for detention beds and successful activation of five previously idled facilities, alongside substantial share repurchases.

Cogent Communications reports a 5.8% revenue decrease in 2025, driven by post-acquisition customer cancellations, while expanding its optical wave network and managing significant debt.

Wisconsin Electric Power Company reported a significant increase in 2025 net income, driven by rate adjustments and colder weather, while outlining substantial capital investments in renewables and natural gas to meet growing demand from large data centers.

WEC Energy Group's 2025 net income attributed to common shareholders increased by $30.3 million to $1,557.5 million, driven by Wisconsin rate orders and renewable energy tax credits, despite a $205 million Illinois regulatory charge and a slight dip in diluted EPS.

Olin Corporation reported a net loss of $100.5 million in 2025, a significant decline from the prior year, driven by lower segment operating results and a substantial litigation charge.

The Coca-Cola Company reported a 2% increase in net operating revenues and a 38% surge in operating income for 2025, driven by favorable pricing and lower operating charges, while actively appealing a significant IRS tax dispute.

Conectisys Corporation, a shell company with no operations, filed its annual 10-K, detailing a quasi-reorganization and its strategy to merge with an operating entity.

Enova International, Inc. reported significant revenue and net income growth for 2025, driven by strong loan portfolio performance, while advancing its strategic acquisition of Grasshopper Bancorp and navigating evolving regulatory landscapes.

Macerich reports a net loss in 2025 but shows FFO growth and positive leasing trends amid strategic portfolio adjustments and ongoing debt management efforts.

Ichor Holdings, a leader in fluid delivery subsystems for semiconductor equipment, reported an 11.6% revenue increase to $947.7 million in 2025, alongside a significant GAAP net loss of $52.8 million driven by restructuring charges.

MDU Resources Group, Inc. reports a decrease in 2025 consolidated net income to $190.4 million, down from $281.1 million in 2024, primarily due to the absence of income from discontinued operations, while actively managing utility growth and refinancing credit facilities.

SouthState Bank Corporation announced significant financial growth in 2025, driven by the successful integration of Independent Bank Group, Inc. and improved efficiency.

National Healthcare Properties, Inc. significantly reduced its net loss in 2025, turning operating income positive, driven by SHOP segment growth and strategic debt refinancing.

Cboe Global Markets reported a significant increase in 2025 revenues and net income, driven by strong derivatives and cash markets, alongside strategic business realignments and executive transitions.

Knife River Corporation announced a 9% revenue increase in 2025, driven by strategic acquisitions and price increases, despite a 22% decrease in net income.

Array Digital Infrastructure, formerly United States Cellular Corporation, reports significant strategic shifts in 2025, including the sale of its wireless operations and spectrum assets, alongside strong growth in site rental revenues and a new credit agreement.

Kenvue Inc. reported a 2.1% decline in net sales for fiscal year 2025, alongside a 42.7% increase in net income driven by lower impairment charges, as it progresses towards a merger with Kimberly-Clark Corporation.

ESAB Corporation reports increased net sales driven by acquisitions, but faces declining organic sales, lower net income, and increased debt in its 2025 annual filing.

Savers Value Village, the largest for-profit thrift operator, reported a 9.2% increase in net sales to $1.68 billion for fiscal 2025, driven by comparable store sales growth and new store openings, despite a decrease in net income due to significant debt extinguishment losses.

IAC Inc. reported a net loss of $104 million for 2025, driven by a significant goodwill impairment at Care.com and a 9% consolidated revenue decline, while People Inc. Digital segment showed growth.

iRhythm Holdings, Inc. reported a 26% increase in revenue and a significantly reduced net loss for 2025, while navigating multiple ongoing legal and regulatory challenges.

GCM Grosvenor Inc. reported significant financial growth for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025, with total operating revenues increasing 8.5% to $557.6 million and net income attributable to GCM Grosvenor Inc. rising 142.7% to $45.4 million, driven by strong performance in private markets and absolute return strategies.

Consolidated Edison, Inc. announced a significant increase in net income for 2025, driven by utility rate plan approvals and substantial planned investments in energy delivery systems through 2030.

I-80 Gold Corp. reported increased revenue and gold output for 2025, while incurring a significant net loss and advancing its multi-asset development plan in Nevada, including a major recapitalization and Lone Tree Plant refurbishment.

Lincoln National Corporation reports a decrease in net income for 2025 to $1.177 billion, down from $3.275 billion in 2024, driven by capital market impacts on annuity features and reinsurance, despite operational improvements in Life Insurance and Group Protection.