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XPEL: 3 Key Takeaways for Long-Term Investors

Key PointsThird-quarter revenue grew 9.9% year over year to $137.8 million.

Three key takeaways for long-term investors from XPEL's recent earnings call on November 4, 2026, have emerged. Despite short-term regulatory hurdles in U.S. dealerships and expanded costs from direct international distribution and domestic manufacturing, XPEL's unique products offer tangible, visible, and warranty protection that dealers can sell in compliance with the CARS Act.

The company anticipates a trough in fourth-quarter performance as dealers update sales software and offer protective films as optional accessories. However, XPEL is transitioning to direct distribution and in-house manufacturing, with a new plant in Texas and an acquired facility in China, to drive long-term operating leverage by growing revenue faster than operating expenses.

Additionally, opportunities with original equipment manufacturers have expanded rapidly, with a pipeline of projects theoretically doubling XPEL's historical total.

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