• Supremex published its MD&A for Q1 2026, reporting revenue of CAD 74.84 million, up 6.6% year over year, with Envelope segment revenue of CAD 50.85 million, up 5%, Packaging & Specialty Products revenue of CAD 23.99 million, up 10%.
• Adjusted EBITDA rose to CAD 9.88 million from CAD 8.83 million, lifting margin to 13.2% from 12.6%, while net earnings fell to CAD 785,000 from CAD 1.92 million, reflecting higher restructuring expense and a higher effective tax rate.
• Envelope optimization initiative launched in January includes closure of Indianapolis facility, targeting annual cost savings of more than CAD 1.5 million once fully implemented.
• Label footprint reorganization tied to iFlex acquisition calls for consolidating Laval and Saint-Laurent label operations into Lachine folding carton plant, with an estimated CAD 200,000 restructuring provision expected in Q2 2026 and annual cost savings of more than CAD 500,000.
• Outlook flagged economic volatility, trade uncertainty, postage increases, reduced USPS service standards, and Canada Post labour-related reputational issues as demand drivers, with continued focus on cost control, efficiency gains, and synergy capture.

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