Quarterly Revenue and Earnings Growth
Q4 revenues of $4.5 billion, up 19.7% year-over-year; adjusted diluted EPS of $7.19, up 13.8% YoY; adjusted operating income of $440 million, up 13.1% YoY; adjusted operating margin for the quarter of 9.7%.
Record Full-Year Financial Performance
Full year 2025 record revenues of $16.99 billion, record adjusted full-year operating margin of 9.4%, and record adjusted diluted EPS of $25.87 (up 20% vs. 2024); operating cash flow of $1.3 billion and cash conversion in excess of 80%.
Strong Construction Segment Results
Full-year mechanical and electrical construction operating margins of 12.8% and 12.1%, respectively; those segments grew revenues by 10.1% (mechanical) and 51.8% (electrical) as reported by management.
Robust RPO Backlog and Data Center Momentum
Reported funded backlog (RPOs) increased to $13.254 billion from $10.1 billion; RPOs up ~17.6% organically YoY (management commentary); network & communications RPOs hit a record $4.46 billion, up roughly $1.65 billion (~60% YoY), with multi-year visibility for data center capex.
Diverse End-Market Strength
Notable RPO increases by sector: Institutional up ~40% to $1.55B; Manufacturing & Industrial up ~23% to $1.1B; Water & Wastewater up nearly 60% (+$408.5M) to ~$1.1B; hospitality & entertainment RPOs more than doubled YoY—demonstrating diversification beyond data centers.
Strategic M&A and Integration
Completed largest acquisition in company history (Miller Electric) and 9 other companies; management reports Miller integration on track and acquisitions are platform-enhancing—supporting growth in Southeast and Texas.
Shareholder Returns and Capital Allocation
Repurchased roughly $580M of shares in the year (Q4 repurchases ~$155M) and repurchased almost $600M (management comment); increased quarterly dividend by 60% to $0.40; balance sheet liquidity of ~$1.1B cash on hand supports balanced capital allocation.
Safety, Recognition and Operational Capabilities
Maintained industry-leading safety with TRIR under 1 for second year; inclusion in the S&P 500; Fortune recognition (#1 most admired in engineering & construction); highlighted strengths in VDC/prefab, national execution, and ability to mobilize union labor across markets.