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These 3 Small-Cap Stocks Are Built to Weather a Slowdown

Author: Chris Markoch. First Published: 1/12/2026. 

What You Need to Know

• Falling interest rates tend to give small-cap stocks a stronger performance tailwind than large caps.
• These three small-cap companies combine financial discipline with exposure to industries positioned to benefit as rates decline.
• Investors can use these stocks to build a more selective small-cap strategy that balances upside potential with downside protection.

The Russell 2000 index, commonly called the “small-cap index,” has risen roughly 6% over the past three months. That gain has been driven largely by shifts in interest-rate expectations after the Federal Reserve cut rates by 75 basis points (0.75%) during this period.

Lower interest rates are generally bullish for stocks—especially small-cap stocks. These companies typically face higher borrowing costs and were particularly sensitive to the higher-for-longer rate environment of the past three years.

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That sensitivity is also why some analysts think the emerging small-cap rally could persist. While the exact number of rate cuts in 2026 is unclear, most observers expect at least some easing. Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s term expires in May, and his replacement is widely anticipated to be more inclined toward additional cuts.

Another factor supporting the expectation of lower rates is the economy’s mixed signals: growth remains uneven even as corporate earnings have been strong. As rate pressure eases, the small-cap winners are likely to be companies with solid balance sheets that can translate improving financial conditions into sustainable growth—not the most leveraged or speculative names.

UFP Technologies: Quality Growth Without Financial Risk

UFP Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: UFPT) is part of the industrial sector that performed well in 2025. The company manufactures custom-engineered products using plastics, foams and adhesives for industries including medical devices, aerospace and defense, electronics, and transportation.

A common thread across these end markets is an emphasis on precision, compliance and reliability over price alone. That focus is reflected in the company’s revenue and earnings, which have increased year over year. Both the top and bottom lines are projected to grow strongly in 2026.

Unlike many small caps, UFP Technologies has a strong balance sheet and consistent free cash flow that allow the company to fund expansion. Lower interest rates would make it easier for UFP to accelerate the kinds of investments it already makes.

UFPT is essentially flat over the last 12 months but is up about 30% in the past three months. The stock recently broke above its 50-day simple moving average, and the MACD is strengthening. However, the relative strength index (RSI—not shown) is moving into overbought territory, so investors may prefer to wait for a better entry point before buying.

Kulicke & Soffa: Cyclical Upside Backed by Net Cash

The chip-stock supercycle is expected to continue in 2026, and Kulicke & Soffa Industries (NASDAQ: KLIC) offers an under-the-radar way to play that theme. The company specializes in advanced packaging and manufacturing technologies for semiconductors, making it a potential beneficiary of capital expenditure as rates decline.

Kulicke & Soffa maintains a healthy balance sheetwith a strong net cash position. Analysts forecast roughly 86% earnings growth over the next 12 months.

KLIC has risen about 13.4% over the past 12 months and roughly 34% in the last three months, including a strong momentum move during the first five trading days of 2026. That places the shares near the top of their 52-week range. Analysts are generally bullish, but the stock may face short-term pullback risk.

Gibraltar Industries: Rate Sensitivity Without Leverage

Gibraltar Industries Inc. (NASDAQ: ROCK) is an infrastructure play that would normally benefit from lower interest rates. Instead, ROCK is down about 23% since the Fed began cutting rates.

The decline appears largely tied to delays in a controlled-environment agriculture project, which raised valuation concerns. That headwind should be temporary: the company reports an expanding backlog that could translate into improved revenue and earnings, particularly in the second half of 2026.

Investors also benefit from Gibraltar’s conservative capital structure, which helps it navigate slowdowns without resorting to asset sales or dilutive equity issuance. As financing becomes more accessible, the company is positioned to benefit from improving construction and infrastructure activity while maintaining financial discipline.

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