Lindsay Corporation (LNN) Stock: Financials, Valuation & Insider Trades

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Revenue mix

FY20 → FY25

Irrigation84.0%$568.0M▲ +10.5%

Infrastructure16.0%$108.4M▲ +16.3%

Share of the latest fiscal year, largest first. The line is the segment across every fiscal year we have: hover it to read one.

United States

52%$350.2M▲ +3.5%

International

Intl

48%$326.1M▲ +21.4%

Growth bridge

FY24 → FY25

Added LostNet +$69M

FY24

International

FY25

Hover a bar for the dollar move behind it.

What each segment added to or took off the top line in dollars: ranked by the size of the move, not its percentage.

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Implied volatility · 30-day

37.6%▼ −0.82

The pace of swing options are priced for, quoted as an annual rate. Higher means contracts cost more, because traders are braced for more movement.

Shaded: spot ± a straddle’s cost, by expiry

Cost of a move, by expiry
Expiry	Out	Range	Move	Open int
20 Nov	32d	$97–$118	±10.0%	20
18 Dec	60d	$94–$120	±12.2%	2.4K
19 Mar 27	151d	$88–$126	±17.7%	60

Cboe delayed quotes · as of 2026-10-19 17:28:18 UTC · 15 minutes behind the market. Each move is the price of the call and put nearest the current price, added together and taken as a share of it: what a move costs to own, not a forecast of one.

By strike · 18 Dec · 60d

2.4K contracts open

Open interest, mid prices, implied vol and greeks by strike at the 2026-12-18 expiry: puts left, calls right, against a spot price of 107.36.
Puts							Strike	Calls
Vega	Theta	Gamma	Delta	IV	Mid	OI	Strike	OI	Mid	IV	Delta	Gamma	Theta	Vega
0.138	−0.033	0.0206	−0.749	35.3%	14.20	1	120	2	2.45	37.6%	0.265	0.0200	−0.046	0.143
0.160	−0.039	0.0248	−0.652	34.1%	10.30		115	16	3.93	38.6%	0.369	0.0224	−0.055	0.164
0.173	−0.045	0.0261	−0.526	35.0%	7.25	1	110		5.55	37.6%	0.477	0.0243	−0.057	0.173
							107.36
0.168	−0.049	0.0236	−0.400	37.6%	5.10	1	105	1.2K	7.95	37.7%	0.598	0.0235	−0.057	0.168
0.148	−0.045	0.0201	−0.288	38.9%	3.33	1	100		10.95	37.8%	0.714	0.0206	−0.051	0.147
0.116	−0.035	0.0160	−0.185	38.4%	1.83	1	95	1.2K	14.85	40.6%	0.801	0.0157	−0.046	0.120

The heaviest single strike is 95 calls, with 1,159 contracts open, below the current price.

Settling at 95 would leave the smallest total payout to contract holders: a description of where the open contracts sit, not a forecast of where the stock goes.

Mid is halfway between the bid and the ask. IV is solved from the mid, falling back to Cboe’s figure where it can’t be, and the greeks are Black-Scholes at it, per share: theta is a calendar day’s decay and vega the change for a point of vol. Discounted at 4.13% (Treasuries, 60-day term) with a 1.39% dividend yield. Cboe delayed quotes as of 2026-10-19 06:39:31 UTC, 15 minutes behind the market.

Trade

Contracts

Type

Strike

Price per share

6.50 × 9.40

Cost: $795 paid
Max loss: $795
Max profit: Unlimited
Breakeven: 112.95 at expiry
Chance of profit: 35% at expiry

A wide market: 6.50 bid, 9.40 ask, 36% of the mid. Paying the ask would start you $145 down before the stock moves.

Implied vol

Price range

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Profit and loss · % of the $795 at risk

Profit and loss on buying 1 LNN 18 Dec 105 call at 7.95, by stock price and date
Price	Oct			Nov					Dec
Price	Now	23	29	4	10	16	20	26	2	8	14	Exp
150+40%	471	471	470	470	469	469	468	468	467	467	466	466
145+35%	409	409	408	407	406	406	405	405	404	404	403	403
140+30%	348	347	346	345	344	343	343	342	342	341	341	340
135+26%	287	286	284	283	282	281	280	279	279	278	278	277
130+21%	227	226	224	222	220	219	218	217	216	215	215	214
125+16%	170	168	166	163	161	158	157	155	154	153	152	152
120+12%	116	113	110	107	103	100	98	95	92	90	89	89
115+7.1%	65	63	59	55	51	46	43	38	34	29	26	26
110+2.5%	21	18	14	8.9	4.0	−1.3	−5.0	−11	−18	−25	−34	−37
107.36now	0.0	−2.9	−7.4	−12	−17	−23	−27	−33	−41	−49	−61	−70
105−2.2%	−17	−20	−24	−29	−34	−40	−44	−50	−58	−67	−79	−100
100−6.9%	−47	−50	−54	−58	−63	−68	−71	−77	−83	−90	−97	−100
95−12%	−69	−71	−75	−78	−82	−85	−88	−91	−95	−98	−100	−100
90−16%	−84	−85	−88	−90	−92	−95	−96	−98	−99	−100	−100	−100
85−21%	−93	−94	−95	−96	−97	−98	−99	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100
80−25%	−97	−98	−98	−99	−99	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100
75−30%	−99	−99	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100

Black-Scholes at 37.7% implied vol, solved from the 7.95 mid, discounted at 4.13% (Treasuries, 60-day term) with a 1.39% dividend yield. Priced as European exercise, so an American put, most of all deep in the money, can be worth a little more than shown. Chance of profit is at expiry, for a stock moving the way the option is priced. Cboe delayed quotes as of 2026-10-19 06:39:31 UTC, 15 minutes behind the market. A calculation, not advice.

Company

Lindsay Corporation is an international enterprise specializing in comprehensive solutions for water management and road infrastructure. The company's operations are structured into two main divisions. The Irrigation segment develops and distributes a wide array of irrigation technologies. This encompasses center pivot and lateral move irrigation systems under the Zimmatic brand, Perrot and Greenfield hose reel travelers, and the GrowSmart line of chemical injection systems, variable rate irrigation tools, flow meters, weather stations, soil moisture sensors, and advanced remote monitoring and control systems. This division also provides essential repair and replacement parts, along with sophisticated technological solutions including global positioning system guidance, wireless irrigation management, scheduling applications, and smartphone integration. Furthermore, it offers industrial Internet of Things (IoT) technology solutions, data acquisition and management systems, and bespoke electronic equipment for various applications, all under the Elecsys brand. The Infrastructure segment is dedicated to supplying crucial products for road safety and construction. Its key offerings include Quickchange moveable barrier systems, which are vital for highway reconstruction, paving, resurfacing, road widening, median and shoulder construction, and tunnel and bridge repairs. It also provides re-directive and non-re-directive crash cushions, strategically deployed to improve highway safety at locations such as toll booths, freeway off-ramps, median and roadside barrier ends, bridge supports, and utility poles. This segment's portfolio is rounded out by specialty barrier products, road marking and safety equipment, railroad signals and structures, and large-diameter steel tubing. Additionally, it offers outsourced manufacturing and production services to other companies. Lindsay Corporation's customer base includes departments of transportation, municipal transportation agencies, roadway contractors, subcontractors, distributors, and dealers. The company was founded in 1954 and is headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska.

Shares out10.2M

Float-

CEORandy A. Wood

Employees1,275

SectorIndustrials

IndustryAgricultural - Machinery

HeadquartersOmaha, NE, US

IPOOct 1988

CIK0000836157

Websitewww.lindsay.com

By strike · 18 Dec · 60d

2.4K contracts open

Open interest, mid prices, implied vol and greeks by strike at the 2026-12-18 expiry: puts left, calls right, against a spot price of 107.36.
Puts							Strike	Calls
Vega	Theta	Gamma	Delta	IV	Mid	OI	Strike	OI	Mid	IV	Delta	Gamma	Theta	Vega
0.138	−0.033	0.0206	−0.749	35.3%	14.20	1	120	2	2.45	37.6%	0.265	0.0200	−0.046	0.143
0.160	−0.039	0.0248	−0.652	34.1%	10.30		115	16	3.93	38.6%	0.369	0.0224	−0.055	0.164
0.173	−0.045	0.0261	−0.526	35.0%	7.25	1	110		5.55	37.6%	0.477	0.0243	−0.057	0.173
							107.36
0.168	−0.049	0.0236	−0.400	37.6%	5.10	1	105	1.2K	7.95	37.7%	0.598	0.0235	−0.057	0.168
0.148	−0.045	0.0201	−0.288	38.9%	3.33	1	100		10.95	37.8%	0.714	0.0206	−0.051	0.147
0.116	−0.035	0.0160	−0.185	38.4%	1.83	1	95	1.2K	14.85	40.6%	0.801	0.0157	−0.046	0.120

The heaviest single strike is 95 calls, with 1,159 contracts open, below the current price.

Settling at 95 would leave the smallest total payout to contract holders: a description of where the open contracts sit, not a forecast of where the stock goes.

Trade

Contracts

Type

Strike

Price per share

6.50 × 9.40

Cost: $795 paid
Max loss: $795
Max profit: Unlimited
Breakeven: 112.95 at expiry
Chance of profit: 35% at expiry

A wide market: 6.50 bid, 9.40 ask, 36% of the mid. Paying the ask would start you $145 down before the stock moves.

Implied vol

Price range

Show

Profit and loss · % of the $795 at risk

Profit and loss on buying 1 LNN 18 Dec 105 call at 7.95, by stock price and date
Price	Oct			Nov					Dec
Price	Now	23	29	4	10	16	20	26	2	8	14	Exp
150+40%	471	471	470	470	469	469	468	468	467	467	466	466
145+35%	409	409	408	407	406	406	405	405	404	404	403	403
140+30%	348	347	346	345	344	343	343	342	342	341	341	340
135+26%	287	286	284	283	282	281	280	279	279	278	278	277
130+21%	227	226	224	222	220	219	218	217	216	215	215	214
125+16%	170	168	166	163	161	158	157	155	154	153	152	152
120+12%	116	113	110	107	103	100	98	95	92	90	89	89
115+7.1%	65	63	59	55	51	46	43	38	34	29	26	26
110+2.5%	21	18	14	8.9	4.0	−1.3	−5.0	−11	−18	−25	−34	−37
107.36now	0.0	−2.9	−7.4	−12	−17	−23	−27	−33	−41	−49	−61	−70
105−2.2%	−17	−20	−24	−29	−34	−40	−44	−50	−58	−67	−79	−100
100−6.9%	−47	−50	−54	−58	−63	−68	−71	−77	−83	−90	−97	−100
95−12%	−69	−71	−75	−78	−82	−85	−88	−91	−95	−98	−100	−100
90−16%	−84	−85	−88	−90	−92	−95	−96	−98	−99	−100	−100	−100
85−21%	−93	−94	−95	−96	−97	−98	−99	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100
80−25%	−97	−98	−98	−99	−99	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100
75−30%	−99	−99	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100	−100

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