• Stella-Jones posted Q2 net income of CAD 61 million, down 42.45% from a year earlier; EPS fell to CAD 1.12.
• Operating income dropped to CAD 95 million, reflecting CAD 32 million of impairment and restructuring tied to railway ties network optimization.
• Sales edged up to CAD 1.04 billion; adjusted EBITDA (non-GAAP) slipped to CAD 167 million, cutting margin by 2.3 percentage points to 16%.
• Utility products sales rose to CAD 510 million, supported by wood utility poles volume momentum and a CAD 29 million contribution from the Brooks acquisition.
• Management expects margin improvement in the second half, though full-year adjusted EBITDA margin is projected to come in below 17.5%.

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