Business
Polaris designs and manufactures off-road vehicles, snowmobiles, motorcycles, boats and related parts and accessories.
Polaris held revenue nearly flat and generated positive free cash flow, but a large loss and negative operating margin showed severe powersports profitability pressure.
The read at a glance✓ Audited against SEC data
- Growth — Revenue declined 0.3%Watch
- Profitability — The company moved from net income of $110.8M to a net loss of $465.5MWatch
- Cash flow — Free cash flow grew 8486.2% to $558.1M from $6.5MOK
- Margins — Operating margin contracted 893 bps to -4.88%Watch
- Accounting — Positive cash flow despite reported lossNote
- Insiders — 0 purchases and 5 salesNote
Where the revenue comes from
Fiscal 2025, as Polaris Inc. reports it. History and quarterly detail are in the app.
- Off Road$5.7B
- On Road$926.5M
- Marine$512.4M
Leadership changes
From Polaris Inc.'s own filings, the day they're filed.
- Dustin J. Semach · director · appointment
- Sealed Air · chief executive officer · appointment
Latest filings
- 10-Q · Quarterly report2026-07-28
- 8-K · Company announcement2026-07-28
- 8-K · Company announcement2026-06-22
- 8-K · Company announcement2026-05-01
- 10-Q · Quarterly report2026-04-28
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