Strong Revenue and EPS Growth
Q1 sales of $2.95 billion (rounded to $3.0B), up 13.0% year-over-year. Adjusted EPS of $2.71, up 18.9% versus prior year; GAAP EPS $2.12, up 12.8%.
Backlog Expansion Providing Multi-Year Visibility
12-month backlog up ~13% year-over-year and multiyear backlog exceeded $30 billion, up ~38% YoY, providing increased visibility into future revenue.
Segment Strength — Freight and Transit
Freight sales up 11.3% with adjusted segment operating income up 12.7% and adjusted Freight margin of 26.0% (up 0.3 pp). Transit sales up 17.8% to $835M with adjusted operating margin of 16.6% (up 2.0 pp).
Equipment and Digital Growth
Equipment sales rose 52.5% YoY (driven by locomotive deliveries and mining sales). Digital Intelligence sales increased 75.7% YoY, aided by Inspection Technologies and Frauscher acquisitions.
Margin and Profitability Progress
Adjusted gross margin improved by 2.3 percentage points in the quarter; adjusted operating margin improved 0.2 percentage points to 21.9% despite acquisition-related and tariff headwinds.
Strong Balance Sheet and Capital Allocation
Operational cash flow of $199M (cash conversion 40%), liquidity of $2.09B, net debt leverage 2.3x (inside 2.0-2.5x target). Returned capital: $242M of share repurchases and $53M dividends in the quarter.
M&A Integration and Early Synergy Realization
Recent acquisitions (Inspection Technologies, Frauscher, Dellner) are delivering ahead of plan; Dellner acquisition (~$1B) contributed to revenue and backlog growth and is expected to be accretive to Transit margins over time.
Raised Adjusted EPS Guidance
Increased 2026 adjusted EPS midpoint; new guidance range $10.25–$10.65, representing ~17% growth at the midpoint. Revenue guidance unchanged.