Record Annual Revenue for AtkinsRealis Services
AtkinsRealis Services generated record revenue of $11.0 billion in 2025, up 16% organic growth year-over-year with an approximate 10% segment adjusted EBIT-to-segment revenue ratio.
Record-Breaking Backlog
Total company backlog ended 2025 at about $21.2 billion (management cited ~$21.0B–$21.2B), up roughly 21%–23% versus end of 2024, underpinning multi-year revenue visibility.
Strong Quarterly and Yearly Revenue Growth
Q4 total revenue rose 13% year-over-year to $2.9 billion. PS&PM revenues increased 16% in Q4 (Engineering Services +16%, Nuclear +29%, Linxon +2%). Full-year revenue increased 14% to $11.0 billion.
Major Nuclear Momentum
Nuclear achieved 28% organic revenue growth in Q4, nuclear backlog reached $5.0 billion (up 56% vs Dec 31, 2024), segment adjusted EBIT grew 17% to $66 million, and segment adjusted EBITDA margin reached 24% in Q4.
Regional Engineering Services Strength
Engineering Services regions: Q4 revenue +16% YoY (organic +9%); Q4 segment adjusted EBITDA margin 17.3% (up 100 bps YoY). Canada organic Q4 revenue +14% with a 17.6% EBITDA margin (+410 bps); U.K. & Ireland Q4 revenue +15% (organic +12%) with 18.4% margin; USLA revenue +23% (organic flat excluding acquisitions/FX) with margin improvement of 120 bps to 13.8%; EMEA organic +9% with 21% EBITDA margin.
Cash Generation and Free Cash Flow
Net cash generated from operating activities totaled $461 million for the year, well above target. After CapEx of $177 million, free cash flow was $199 million for 2025. Company expects ~ $500 million net cash from operations in 2026.
Balance Sheet Strength and Strategic Capital Actions
Proceeds of $2.6 billion from sale of remaining Highway 407 interest were used for debt repayment, contributing to achieving an investment-grade credit rating. Management deployed capital to accretive share repurchases and completed three acquisitions (including C2AE and ADG Capital).
Earnings and EPS Improvement
Q4 IFRS diluted EPS increased 90% to $0.57 (from $0.30). Adjusted EPS from PS&PM for Q4 rose 273% to $0.97 (from $0.26). Full-year adjusted EPS from PS&PM increased 88% to $3.36 (from $1.79).
Strategic Wins and Long-Term Contracts
Won major nuclear contracts including Pickering refurbishment work, Darlington SMR execution phase, a 15-year framework at Sellafield for decommissioning and waste management, and a multiyear contract with Rolls-Royce for nuclear propulsion engineering.
Workforce and Culture Progress
Employee engagement achieved a top-quartile benchmark score of 86% and headcount increased by ~1,800 employees, with total workforce referenced at ~40,000 colleagues.