Strong Consolidated Top-Line and Margin Expansion
Total revenue of $172.7M in Q1 2026, up ~20% year-over-year (from $144M). Adjusted EBITDA of $22.5M, up 78% YoY (from $12.7M). Net loss narrowed to $3.8M ($0.34/diluted) from $9.8M ($0.72/diluted).
Raised Revenue Guidance
Full-year 2026 revenue guidance low end raised to $675M–$700M (from prior $650M–$700M); midpoint implies ~8% revenue growth for the year.
Australian Performance and Acquisition Contribution
Australia Q1 revenue $123M, up 19% YoY (from $103.6M). Australian adjusted EBITDA $21.8M (vs $19M). Billed rooms ~676k vs ~626k prior-year; daily room rate for owned villages $83 vs $75 (FX contributed). Growth driven by full-quarter contribution from villages acquired May 2025 and integrated services expansion.
Canadian Recovery and Margin Improvement
Canada Q1 revenue $49.6M (up from $40.4M) and adjusted EBITDA $5.2M compared to negative $0.8M prior-year. Billed rooms ~434k vs ~359k and daily room rate $99 vs $93. Improvements attributed to higher occupancy and prior 2025 cost reductions.
Robust Bid Pipeline and Market Opportunity
Actively bidding on projects with total contract values in excess of $1.5B—the strongest pipeline seen to date—across LNG, power, data centers and other North American infrastructure projects.
Capital Allocation and Liquidity Enhancements
Repurchased ~500,000 shares (~4% of shares outstanding) for ~$14.4M during the quarter and completed ~96% of current authorization. Credit agreement amended and extended: revolving capacity increased to $285M and maturity extended to April 2030. Total liquidity ~$68M; total debt $215M; net debt $199M; net leverage ~2.2x.
Operational Flexibility and Deployable Assets
2,500 mobile camp rooms immediately deployable in Western Canada and ability to redeploy ~7,000 oil sands lodge rooms to infrastructure projects in Northern U.S., Canada, and Alaska; mobile camps can typically mobilize within ~90 days.