Strong Consolidated Revenue Growth
Consolidated revenue increased 25% year-over-year for Q1 2026, driven primarily by higher activity and CPS segment growth.
Compression & Process Services (CPS) Surge
CPS segment revenue rose 55% year-over-year; CPS contributed $58.4 million of the revenue increase. CPS segment EBITDA increased $6.1 million (39% YoY).
Record Fabrication Backlog
Fabrication sales backlog was $446.9 million at March 31, 2026, up $181.5 million or 68% versus March 31, 2025, providing visibility well into 2027.
Improved Well Servicing Results
Well Servicing revenue increased 6% YoY (driven by +2% revenue per service hour and +4% operating hours) and segment EBITDA rose 110% YoY due to stronger Australian and Canadian performance and the cessation of U.S. operating losses.
CDS Operational Improvements in Australia
CDS segment revenue increased 7% YoY; Australian operating days increased 38% and segment revenue per operating day rose 11% (driven by upgraded rigs and higher day rates in Australia and Canada).
Strong Balance Sheet and Liquidity
At March 31, 2026 Total Energy had $113.4 million of positive working capital, including approximately $91.4 million of cash. Cash exceeded bank debt by $46.4 million and the company repaid $10 million of bank debt during the quarter.
Very Conservative Leverage Ratios
Senior bank debt to bank-defined EBITDA was negative 0.19x (net cash position) and bank-defined EBITDA to interest expense was 51.1x, reflecting strong interest coverage.
Capacity Expansion & Operational Momentum
U.S. fabrication expansion in Weirton, WV is underway and expected to nearly double U.S. compression fabrication capacity by Q1 2027. In Australia current active fleet reached 13 drilling rigs and 8 service rigs; new rigs/upgrades are scheduled in Australia and Canada with expected commissioning into 2027.