Concrete Pumping sees FY26 revenue $390M-$410M, consensus $392.17M

Sees FY26 adjusted EBITDA $90M-$100M. The company said, “These expectations continue to assume the construction market will not meaningfully recover in fiscal year 2026. As a result of stricter U.S. emissions laws that are expected to take effect on January 1, 2027, for all heavy-duty engines with a 2027 model year or later, the Company has approved accelerating approximately $22.0 million of planned capital equipment investments from fiscal year 2027 into fiscal year 2026. This decision is based on a few key considerations including navigating expected disruptions from first-generation truck technologies and anticipated truck price increases in 2027 for new trucks associated with incremental OEM production costs. This pull-forward of fiscal year 2027 investments will reduce replacement capital expenditures in fiscal year 2027 and aligns with the Company capital allocation roadmap to allow for a smooth transition under new regulations to improve the Company’s competitive positioning.”