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Crawford & Company Reports 2026 Third Quarter Results

Business Wire•02/11/2026•16:15 ET
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Key Highlights

  • ➤Q3 net income $15.0 million, up 21%; diluted EPS $0.31, up 24%
  • ➤Q3 adjusted EBITDA $37.1 million, up 2%; adjusted EPS $0.37, up 16%
  • ➤International Operations Q3 operating earnings $10.7 million, up from $7.7 million
  • ➤Q3 revenues before reimbursements $321.6 million, down slightly from $322.2 million
  • ➤Fourth-quarter results expected pressured by lower claims frequency and moderating weather activity

Expert Statements

Bruce Swain, President and Chief Executive Officer of Crawford & Company

“Our third-quarter performance demonstrated Crawford’s ability to deliver improved operating results even in a mixed claims environment.”

Bruce Swain, President and Chief Executive Officer of Crawford & Company

“Our earnings exceeded the prior year and were supported by weather-related claims activity and disciplined cost management in our International segment.”

Bruce Swain, President and Chief Executive Officer of Crawford & Company

“We are encouraged by the strength of our client relationships, the growth in our new business pipeline, and the progress we are making to improve execution across the organization.”

Bruce Swain, President and Chief Executive Officer of Crawford & Company

“While lower claims frequency and moderating weather-related activity are expected to pressure fourth-quarter results, our priorities remain clear: drive profitable market-share growth, accelerate our U.S. realignment, strengthen operating discipline, and build the capabilities required for long-term success.”

Bruce Swain, President and Chief Executive Officer of Crawford & Company

“We believe these actions will strengthen Crawford's competitive position and support our long-term growth objectives.”

Improved Operating Performance Led by International Operations

Crawford & Company® (NYSE: CRD-A and CRD-B) is pleased to announce its financial results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2026.

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