Data Center growth and scope, IIJA impact on Jacobs growth, U.S. federal government exposure and impact, backlog and book-to-bill indicators, and PA Consulting growth and sustainability are the key contradictions discussed in Jacobs' latest 2025Q3 earnings call.
Revenue and Earnings Growth:
-
reported a combined
adjusted net revenue growth of
7% in Q3, supported by a
25% increase in adjusted EPS to
$1.62.
- This growth was driven by strong demand in sectors like Life Sciences, Semiconductor, Data Center, Energy & Power, and Water.
Backlog and Bookings:
- The company's backlog grew
14% year-over-year to nearly
$23 billion, setting a new record.
- This was supported by a
1.2x trailing 12-month book-to-bill ratio, with gross revenue and profit in backlog also up
14% each.
Infrastructure and Advanced Facilities Awards:
- Jacobs secured several notable awards in Q3, including a critical modernization effort for the Little Miami Wastewater Treatment Facility and a partnership with
for Digital Twin advancements.
- The strong global demand, particularly in Water & Environmental and Data Center sectors, contributed to these wins.
Financial Performance and Margin Expansion:
- Adjusted EBITDA increased more than
13% to
$314 million, with a margin expansion to
14.1%.
- This improvement was attributed to disciplined cost management and increased productivity across segments.
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