Record Backlog Growth and Faster Timeline
Backlog grew from $116 billion at spin to $163 billion, adding $13 billion in the last 90 days, and management now expects to reach $200 billion in backlog in 2027 (previously 2028).
Very Strong Orders and Book-to-Bill
Booked $18.3 billion of orders in Q1, up 71% year-over-year, with a book-to-bill ratio of ~2; equipment orders more than doubled and services orders increased 25%.
Revenue and Margin Expansion
Consolidated revenue grew 7% year-over-year; adjusted EBITDA grew 87% YoY to $896 million and adjusted EBITDA margin expanded by 390 basis points in Q1.
Power Segment Momentum
Power orders grew 59% YoY; shipped 25 gas turbines (+32% YoY); Power revenue increased 10% and segment EBITDA margin expanded 500 basis points to 16.3%; guidance calls for ~16%–18% organic revenue growth and 17%–19% EBITDA margins for 2026.
Gas Power Contracting and Pricing Strength
Signed 21 GW of new gas turbine agreements in Q1, raising total gigawatts under contract from 83 to 100 sequentially; backlog (GW) increased from 40 to 44 and slot reservations from 43 to 56; company expects new orders in 2026 to be priced 10–20 percentage points higher vs Q4 2025 on a $/kW basis and to end 2026 with at least 110 GW under contract.
Electrification Segment Outperformance
Electrification orders rose ~86% YoY to ~$7.1 billion (roughly 2.5x revenue), equipment backlog increased to ~$39 billion (up ~75% YoY), GAAP revenue rose ~61% inclusive of Prolec (29% organically), and segment EBITDA margin expanded ~590 basis points to 17.8%; 2026 revenue guidance raised to $14.0–14.5 billion and EBITDA margin to 18%–20%.
Prolec Acquisition and Early Integration Wins
Completed acquisition of remaining 50% of Prolec for $5.3 billion; Prolec added roughly $5 billion of backlog (up $1 billion since announcement) and is expected to contribute ~ $3.0 billion of revenue in 2026; early Kaizen efforts at Prolec yielded ~70% reduction in rework hours and ~40% output improvement in a transformer subassembly Kaizen.
Exceptional Free Cash Flow and Strong Liquidity
Generated $4.8 billion of free cash flow in Q1 (above full-year 2025 free cash flow of $3.7 billion); working capital provided a $5.3 billion cash benefit driven by down payments and slot reservations; ended Q1 with approximately $10.2 billion in cash and remained below 1x gross debt/adjusted EBITDA after issuing $2.6 billion of debt.
Upgraded Full-Year 2026 Guidance
Raised full-year revenue guidance to $44.5–45.5 billion (up $0.5 billion), increased adjusted EBITDA margin guidance to 12%–14% (up 100 bps at both ends), and raised free cash flow guidance to $6.5–7.5 billion (previously $5.0–5.5 billion).
Investing in Growth and Productivity (AI, Lean, R&D, CapEx)
Invested approximately $700 million in combined R&D and CapEx in Q1 with R&D up ~25% YoY; company running Kaizen events and AI initiatives (targeting 26 AI-based process transformations), expects >$100 million of future EBITDA improvement from Kaizen activities and tens of millions in annual sourcing savings from AI-driven parts rationalization.