Full‑Year Revenue and Project Revenue Growth
Consolidated revenue for FY2025 was $493 million (up $13 million or ~3% year‑over‑year). Shimmick projects revenue was $395 million, a 12% increase YoY, and now represented approximately 75% of total revenue, reflecting strategic shift to higher‑value work.
Material Gross Margin Improvement
Shimmick projects gross margin expanded to 10% for FY2025 (a ~400 basis point improvement vs. FY2024). Consolidated gross margin improved to $34 million (≈7% of revenue) for FY2025 versus a sizeable negative gross margin in 2024; Q4 gross margin swung to 10% from negative 20% in Q4 2024.
Adjusted EBITDA and Net Loss Turnaround
Adjusted EBITDA for FY2025 was $5 million versus negative $61 million in FY2024 (improvement of ~$66 million). Adjusted net loss narrowed to negative $15 million in 2025 from negative $81 million in 2024. Q4 adjusted EBITDA was $4 million versus negative $27 million in Q4 2024.
Backlog, Book‑to‑Burn and New Awards Momentum
Total backlog grew to $793 million at fiscal year end. Q4 new awards were significant (reported at ~$135–139 million), producing a Q4 book‑to‑burn of ~1.4x. Management reported $128 million added to backlog by end of Feb 2026 and an additional $234 million of preferred‑bidder/pending awards.
Robust Pipeline and Market Positioning
Management reports a 24‑month bidding pipeline supporting $600 million to $1 billion of bidding volumes per month. Focused geographies (California, Texas, Pacific Northwest) and growing traction in collaborative delivery methods (progressive design‑build and CM/GC) bolster long‑term opportunity.
Notable Contract Wins and Prospective Projects
Expected/announced opportunities include a ~ $55 million progressive design‑build wastewater project (Southern California) and a ~$200 million CM/GC project supporting Los Angeles Olympic‑era bus infrastructure. Active pursuits in data center and electrical work across Texas, Washington and Nevada were highlighted.
Operational Improvements and SG&A Discipline
Company strengthened project controls, procurement, and analytics (Power BI/AI tools), reduced attrition rates and improved procurement discipline. Q4 G&A was ~$11 million, down ~32% YoY (vs. $16 million in Q4 2024), and management expects to control SG&A as revenue scales.
Liquidity Position
Ended FY2025 with total liquidity of $44 million (cash and cash equivalents ~$20 million and ~$24 million available on credit facilities), which management indicates is sufficient to execute near‑term priorities.