The company’s earnings more than tripled to $351.3 million compared to last year, driven by increased power tool demand and a pretax benefit from tariff refunds.
Stanley Black & Decker tripled Q2 earnings to $351.3M via $118M tariff refunds and $1.8B aerospace divestiture; margins 33%. Tariff volatility signals supplier price risk—IT procurement should model increases and review vendor dependencies through 2027.
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The company’s earnings more than tripled to $351.3 million compared to last year, driven by increased power tool demand and a pretax benefit from tariff refunds.
Published July 30, 2026
Stanley Black and Decker power tools on display. The company saw second quarter earnings more than triple, citing tariff refunds and higher U.S. power tools demand.
Stanley Black & Decker (SWK) Q2 earnings beat estimates and full-year guidance gets a boost despite revenue missing forecasts.
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