- Revenue & EPS Surge 32% revenue growth and 53% adjusted diluted EPS increase in 2025, with Q4 revenue up 69% driven by 123% growth in E-Infrastructure Solutions.
- Margin Expansion Full-year gross margins reached 23%, and adjusted EBITDA margins exceeded 20% for the first time, alongside $142 million adjusted EBITDA growth (70%) in Q4.
- Backlog & Guidance $3 billion signed backlog (78% YoY increase) and 2026 revenue guidance of $3.05–$3.2 billion, with E-Infrastructure expected to grow 40%+ due to data center demand.
- Strategic Expansion $1 billion in high-probability future phase work (hyperscaler projects), $374 million remaining for share repurchases, and modular expansion to 300,000+ sq ft to boost productivity.
- Market Opportunities $1 billion semiconductor market opportunity (7–10 years), geographic expansion into Texas, Pacific Northwest, and Northeast, leveraging AI tools for 15–20% capacity gains in project management.
Backlog and Guidance
The company's backlog position and strong visibility drive its confidence in the future, with signed backlog at the end of the quarter totaling $3 billion, a 78% increase from year-end 2024. For 2026, the company is guiding for revenue of $3.05 billion to $3.2 billion, diluted EPS of $11.65 to $12.25, and adjusted diluted EPS of $13.45 to $14.05. E-Infrastructure is expected to see revenue growth of 40% or higher in 2026, driven by strength in data center demand and geographic expansion.
Valuation and Growth Prospects
With a current P/E Ratio of 45.29 and EV/EBITDA of 25.83, the market appears to be pricing in significant growth prospects. The company's ROIC of 18.72% and ROE of 30.17% indicate strong profitability. Analysts estimate next year's revenue growth at 10.5%, which, combined with the company's guidance, suggests continued momentum. The company's focus on site development and electrical footprint expansion, as well as its opportunistic approach to acquisitions, is expected to drive growth. The use of AI-driven tools is also expected to improve efficiency and quality, potentially widening the company's differentiation versus peers.
Strategic Initiatives and Outlook
The company is expanding into new markets, including Texas, and is seeing significant opportunities in the semiconductor and data center sectors. The CEC modular expansion is expected to improve productivity and cost, and the company is well-positioned to handle a shift in mix towards semiconductors and away from data centers. With a strong quarter and a solid outlook, the company is optimistic about its prospects, citing its team's performance. The company's model allows for comparable margins across different sectors, and it is expected to drive growth in the coming years.