BRP, the Ski-Doo and Sea-Doo maker, reports a second-quarter net loss of $136.8 million. The company also raises its full-year outlook, indicating improved expectations for revenue despite continued challenges tied to U.S. tariffs.
According to the outlets, the quarter’s results show a decline compared with the prior year, when BRP recorded net income of $57.1 million. The Globe and Mail and Financial Post both say BRP’s raised guidance is linked to an expectation of lower net tariff-related costs. The Globe and Mail adds that BRP is working to support sales and manage expenses, suggesting demand remains resilient even as tariff pressure continues.
Overall, the coverage aligns on the key figures—BRP’s reported loss and the fact that it increases its revenue range for the fiscal year. The differences mainly center on emphasis: one outlet foregrounds the tariff-cost reduction, while the other highlights operational actions such as boosting sales and controlling spending in response to tariff impacts.
