** Industrial tools and services provider's shares EPAC.N
fall 10.4% to hit an over 1-year low of $19.59
** Shares set for fourth straight session of losses, on
track for worst day March 2020
** EPAC misses estimates for Q1 results, hurt by supply
chain disruptions, logistics costs and heightened
inflation urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nBw5hmTh9a
** Co's Q1 sales rise ~10% to $130.9 mln, but misses est of
$141.2 mln, according to Refinitiv IBES
** Adj. EPS of 16 cents also below est. of a 21-cent profit
per share
** EPAC also maintains its FY 2022 forecast, adding it
expects supply and inflationary headwinds to sustain into the
back half of the year
** With Tuesday's losses, EPAC down ~13% this year
(Reporting by Deborah Sophia in Bengaluru)
((DeborahMary.Sophia@thomsonreuters.com;))