Brunswick announced third-quarter 2026 results on Oct. 29, but the material provided does not include the earnings figures or the full results release. It instead describes several adjusted measures the company uses to present its performance and says it does not provide GAAP guidance for certain measures.
- Adjusted earnings and EPS exclude items Brunswick says do not reflect ongoing operations. These can include purchase-accounting amortization, supplier bankruptcy costs, restructuring and impairment charges, acquisition and integration costs, and gains or losses on asset sales. The adjusted measure also uses a recalculated income-tax provision.
- Adjusted operating earnings similarly exclude specified costs and gains, including restructuring charges and acquisition-related expenses, to make comparisons across periods easier.
- Free cash flow is defined as cash from continuing operations and investing activities, with acquisitions and certain other investing items excluded.
- Brunswick says some unusual expenses are difficult to predict, so it does not provide GAAP guidance for measures that include them.
The supplied text does not provide revenue, earnings, cash-flow results, outlook, or segment performance, so it does not establish whether Brunswick’s third-quarter results beat or missed expectations.