TIC Solutions Plunges 9.32% as Earnings Miss and Integration Costs Weigh TIC Solutions Inc. Tumbles 9.32% Intraday Amid Debt Concerns and Missed Earnings Targets TIC Solutions Dives 9.32% on Earnings Shortfall, Acquisition Integration Strains

TIC Solutions Inc. (TIC) fell to its lowest level since August 2025 on 13/Nov, with an intraday drop of 9.32%. The stock has declined 4.72% over two days, extending its downward trend amid investor concerns over earnings performance and debt management.

The selloff followed a third-quarter 2025 earnings report that revealed a $0.08-per-share loss, missing estimates by 147%, despite revenue rising to $473.9 million. The earnings shortfall, combined with integration costs from the Acurin and NV5 acquisitions, and a $250 million equity raise in October 2025, weighed on sentiment. The company’s $1.6 billion in term loan debt and a $13.9 million net loss further highlighted financial risks. While the merger created a $2 billion revenue platform in infrastructure and digital services, unmet cost synergies and operational complexities dampened investor confidence.

TIC’s guidance for 2025 revenue of $1.53–$1.565 billion and adjusted EBITDA of $240–$250 million reflects optimism in cross-selling and cost efficiencies, but challenges persist. Weakness in the chemical market, macroeconomic pressures, and integration hurdles could test its ability to meet targets. CEO Tal Pisi emphasized growth in data centers and energy transition projects, yet the stock’s trajectory will depend on debt management, realization of $25 million in cost synergies, and sustained performance in high-margin consulting segments. Analysts will closely watch execution against 2026’s 3–5% revenue growth forecast as a key barometer for recovery.