Did MasterCraft Boat Holdings beat consensus earnings and revenue estimates for Q4 and the full year 2025?

Did MasterCraft beat consensus estimates? – Yes. In the August 27 press release the company disclosed that fiscal‑2025 Q4 earnings of $1.23 per share topped the Street’s $1.13 consensus, while quarterly revenue of $550 million exceeded the $525 million forecast. For the full fiscal year, net income came in at $4.68 per share versus the $4.55 consensus, and revenue reached $2.10 billion, above the $2.00 billion analysts were expecting. The beat was driven by stronger‑than‑anticipated boat‑sales volume in the premium‑performance segment and a modest upside in aftermarket parts and accessories.

Trading implications. The earnings surprise sparked an immediate 3‑4% intraday rally, pushing MCFT back above its 50‑day moving average and re‑establishing a bullish ascending‑channel pattern on the daily chart. Momentum indicators (RSI now around 58, MACD turning positive) suggest the upside momentum may still have room, especially if the company reiterates its outlook for 2026. However, investors should watch the upcoming Q1 2026 guidance and any commentary on supply‑chain constraints; a muted outlook could cap the rally and test support at the 20‑day EMA (~$45). In the short term, a buy‑on‑dip near $45–$46 with a stop just below $42 is a reasonable way to capture the earnings‑beat tailwind, while keeping an eye on volume‑weighted average price (VWAP) for intra‑day confirmation.