Earnings roundup: Xpel growth slowed, but not stymied by China’s COVID reversal

Jake Elder trains to properly apply protective film at Xpel Inc. on Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2022. Xpel, under CEO Ryan Pape, is a fast-growing company that makes protective films for vehicles and buildings.Welcome back to Earnings Roundup, SA Inc’s weekly summary of the latest financial reports from publicly traded companies of local interest. Look for it online Monday during quarterly or annual earnings reporting periods.

This week’s roundup of financial reports for the quarter that ended in December 2022 includes San Antonio-based Xpel Inc. and Biglari Holdings Inc., New Braunfels-based TaskUs Inc. and Seguin-based Alamo Group Inc., as well as other companies with local ties, such as theme park operators SeaWorld Entertainment Inc. and Six Flags Entertainment Corp.which make protective films for vehicles and windows, increased its 2022 profits for the fourth quarter, $8.4 million, and full year, $41.

.’s two investment partnerships, known as the Lion Fund, drove the company’s $32 million net loss for 2022. The San Antonio company, which owns Steak n Shake and insurance and oil and gas businesses, said it took an 11 percent stake in fast food chain Jack in the Box.$368.2 million in 2022 vs. $366.1 million in 2021.CEO Sardar Biglari., an outsourced digital services provider, saw profit jump in 2022 as it added 9,400 employees globally. The company, however, has been reducing its U.S.

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