Record Demand and Backlog Growth
Electrical orders accelerated (rolling 12-month) to +16% (from +7% in Q3) and backlog grew roughly 29–31% year-over-year to record levels (Electrical Americas backlog cited between ~$13B and ~$15B across slides); total backlog across segments reported at ~$19.6B. Book-to-bill for combined segments was >1.2 quarterly (≈1.1 rolling 12-month).
Data Center Market Surge
Data center orders accelerated approximately 200% and data center sales were up >40% vs Q4 2024. Mega-project backlog rose ~30% YoY to $3 trillion, tracking 866 projects; U.S. large data center construction backlog equivalent to ~11 years at 2025 build rates (206 GW start rate ~16%). Mega-project revenue grew >30% in 2025 vs 2024.
Strong Q4 Financial Results and EPS Outperformance
Q4 revenue of $7.1B, adjusted EPS $3.33 (up 18% YoY), company-wide segment margin 24.9% (Q4 record, +20 bps YoY). Organic growth for the quarter was +9% (would have been ~12% excluding vehicle/e-mobility). Combined electrical segment: organic growth +12% and segment margin 26.5% in Q4.
Aerospace Momentum and Margin Expansion
Aerospace posted organic sales growth of +20% in Q4 (quarterly record sales) with operating margin expansion of +120 bps to 24.1%; rolling 12-month orders +11% and backlog +16% YoY, demonstrating broad-based strength (commercial OEM and defense aftermarket).
Strategic M&A, Capacity Investment and Portfolio Actions
Announced ~$13B of investments/M&A in 2025 (FiberBond, Resilient Power Systems, UltraPCS closed; Boyd Thermal announced). Announced intent to spin off Mobility (standalone ~ $3B revenue) expected to be accretive to organic growth and operating margin. Investments to expand capacity (~$1.5B across ~24 projects) underway to capture demand.
2026 Guidance and Cash Flow Outlook
2026 guidance: company organic growth 7–9% (Electrical Americas ~10% at midpoint), adjusted EPS $13.00–$13.50 (midpoint $13.25, +10% YoY), and free cash flow $3.9B–$4.3B (≈+14% at midpoint). Q1 guidance: organic growth 5–7% with margin headwinds early in year (front-loaded ramp costs).