Record Revenue
Reported revenue of $5.4 billion in FY2025, up 28% YoY (an increase of $1.2 billion), with 84% of the revenue growth organic.
Substantial Backlog and New Awards
Year-end reported backlog reached $10.7 billion versus $6.7 billion a year ago (+60%), with $9.5 billion of new contract awards in 2025 (vs. $4.7 billion in 2024). Included the company’s largest contract to date, the Scarborough Subway Extension (~$2.8 billion).
Profitability Turnaround
Operating profit of $87 million in 2025 compared to an operating loss of $60 million in 2024. Adjusted diluted EPS of $0.40 vs adjusted diluted loss per share of $0.99 in 2024.
Improved Adjusted EBITDA
Adjusted EBITDA materially improved year-over-year (reported aggregated figures cited of $235 million in 2025 vs $83 million in 2024). As‑adjusted construction segment Adjusted EBITDA was $315 million in 2025 (6% margin), an $8 million increase over 2024.
Legacy Project Loss Reduction
Legacy project losses reduced to $94 million in 2025 from $273 million in 2024 (improvement of ~$179 million), with legacy projects having a much smaller negative impact in the year and only about $6 million negative in the quarter.
Geographic and Sector Diversification
Revenue from U.S. and international markets rose $386 million or 87% YoY. The business mix shifted meaningfully toward power and utilities (roughly 55% of construction revenue in 2025 vs ~30% in 2020).
Strategic M&A and Portfolio Expansion
Completed acquisitions of Bodell Construction, Trinity Industrial Services and KPC Power and Electrical Services to bolster industrial and U.S. capabilities; concessions portfolio book value up 7% to $251 million.
Operational Milestones and Nuclear Leadership
Completed major operational milestones including substantial completion on Finch West and Eglinton Crosstown LRTs, delivery of the Oneida battery project, and progress/lead roles on nuclear programs (Darlington SMR partnership, Pickering refurbishment definition phase, Energy Northwest Cascade SMR development award). Company completed world’s largest nuclear refurbishment program at Darlington ahead of schedule and below budget (achieved early 2026).
Strong Liquidity and Capital Discipline
Core cash of $94 million (excluding $393 million held in joint operations), $1.0 billion committed revolving credit facility with $257 million drawn, no material debt maturities until 2029 (except equipment loans/leases). Board approved a small dividend increase (annualized +$0.01; quarterly dividend $0.1925).
Recurring Revenue Growth
Recurring revenue totaled $926 million in 2025; recurring revenue from utility services increased 19% YoY from $610 million to $728 million, supporting revenue visibility.