Compass Diversified reported a 40 percent drop in the quarterly Ebitda of 5.11 Tactical, where the implementation of a new ERP system slowed operations, leading to a 4 percent drop in sales to $72.0 million. Lower operating results were also reported for Liberty Safe, whose sales declined by 23 percent to $18.4 million, and for Crossman, whose sales grew by 7 percent to $34.4 million thanks to higher revenues from archery and the takeover of Lasermax during the quarter.
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