Safety Track Record
Zero air accidents in Q1 2026, reaffirming safety as the company's top operational priority.
Affirmed 2026 Financial Guidance with Strong EBITDA Growth
Company affirmed 2026 guidance of $1.6B–$1.7B in total revenues and $295M–$325M in adjusted EBITDA, which reflects adjusted EBITDA growth of approximately 25% year-over-year.
Sequential Revenue Improvement
Total revenues in Q1 were $11.4M higher versus Q4 2025 driven by increases in Government Services and OES markets (OES revenues +$6.9M; Government Services revenues +$7.8M).
Government Services Expansion and Profitability Jump
Government Services revenues rose $7.8M sequentially and adjusted operating income was $1.9M higher in Q1; 2026 guidance for Government Services revenues is $440M–$460M with adjusted operating income guidance $70M–$80M (roughly double 2025).
OES Market Strength and Contract Resets
OES revenues were $6.9M higher sequentially driven by higher rates and utilization in the U.S., Trinidad and Africa; management expects essentially all legacy OES contracts to reset by year-end, with full benefits continuing into 2027.
Improved Liquidity and Successful Refinancing
Unrestricted cash of $342M and total available liquidity of ~ $394M as of March 2026. Closed a $500M senior secured notes offering due 2033 at a 6.75% coupon, upsized and at a lower coupon than prior debt, with proceeds used to redeem existing 6.875% notes—extending maturity and improving financing terms.
Capital Allocation and Shareholder Returns
Paid $3.7M in dividends during the quarter and declared an additional dividend of $0.25 per share payable May 29, 2026, signaling ongoing shareholder returns.
Strategic Tailwinds and New Market Initiatives
Management highlighted three durable megatrends—rising defense spending, importance of energy security, and electrification/advanced air mobility—with active initiatives (e.g., international sandbox in Norway) and minimal capital commitment to date in AAM opportunities.