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- **Revenue resilience**: 8% growth despite government shutdown, driven by federal defense and international water programs.
- **Margin expansion**: 140bps EBITDA margin improvement, DSO at 51-day industry low.
- **International strength**: UK/Ireland water programs, Canada Arctic infrastructure, Australia defense recovery.
- **M&A focus**: $2 billion debt capacity for strategic acquisitions; recent Halvik/Providence deals.
- **Strategic wins**: $48M Texas coastal barrier, SHIELD contract participation, FAA modernization support.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- Q1 2026 net revenue: $987 million (8% YoY growth) despite a 6-week U.S. government shutdown.
- Operating income: $131 million (12% YoY increase), EPS: $0.34 (17% YoY growth).
- Segment performance: Government Services Group (5% growth, 18% margins), Commercial & International Group (10% growth, 13% margins).
- Backlog stability: $4.15 billion, with focus on high-margin front-end work.
- Key drivers: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contracts, international water programs (UK, Ireland, Canada).

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- GAAP net income: $42 million; Non-GAAP EPS: $0.34 (vs. $0.29 prior year).
- EBITDA margin: 14.2% (140bps YoY expansion).
- Cash flow: $72 million (59% YoY increase), DSO: 51 days (industry-leading).
- Balance sheet: Net debt $565 million (0.86x EBITDA), deleveraged 20% YoY.
- Shareholder returns: $50 million buyback, 12% dividend increase.

**【President Roger Argus Update】**
- International growth: 13% Q1, driven by UK water programs (AMP8), Ireland expansion, Canada infrastructure.
- Defense contracts: $48 million Texas coastal barrier, Australia maritime upgrades.
- Software adoption: Csoft (U.S. water utilities), WaterNet (UK leakage reduction).
- Acquisitions: Halvik (U.S. defense analytics), Providence (Australia defense advisory).

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- Federal business: 7% growth (excluding DoS), sustained via U.S. Army Corps projects.
- International recovery: Australia stabilizing, Canada Arctic infrastructure growth.
- M&A strategy: $2 billion debt capacity for large acquisitions; recent Halvik/Providence bolt-ons.
- Strategic contracts: SHIELD (potential environmental impact assessments), FAA modernization support.
- Risk: U.S. federal budget uncertainty, but 2026 guidance assumes late Q2 order pickup.

Tetra Tech, Inc. (TTEK) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Record Growth & Margins**: FY2025 revenue +10%, operating margin +80bps to 14.3%, driven by fixed-price contracts and reduced low-margin work.
- **Backlog Dynamics**: Flat YoY at $4.14B due to shorter federal contracts, but state/local/backlog up 10%-15%.
- **M&A & Capital Allocation**: $250M buybacks in FY2025, active pipeline for 2%-7% revenue contributions via acquisitions.
- **Strategic Shifts**: Data center water management, defense, and international infrastructure (UK, Canada) driving growth. Federal delays in digital initiatives, but repositioning for ports and defense markets.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- **Record Financial Performance**: Q4 and FY2025 ended with record net revenue ($1.07B), operating income ($168M), and EPS ($0.44). FY2025 revenue grew 10%, operating income 23%, and EPS 29%.
- **Margin Expansion**: Operating margin expanded to 14.3% (up 80bps YoY), driven by fixed-price contracts (50% of revenue) and reduced low-margin USAID work.
- **Strategic Shifts**: Transitioned to higher-margin water infrastructure, data center water management, and defense projects. International growth (45% of revenue) led by UK, Canada, and Australia.
- **Backlog Dynamics**: Flat YoY at $4.14B due to shorter federal task orders, but state/local and commercial backlogs offset federal contraction.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Financial Strength**: GAAP net income $420M, Non-GAAP EPS $1.56 (24% YoY growth). Cash flow from operations $458M, net debt $600M (leverage 0.9x).
- **Capital Allocation**: $250M buybacks in FY2025, $598M remaining under buyback plan. M&A pipeline active, targeting 2%-7% revenue contributions annually.
- **Dividend Growth**: 12% dividend increase to $0.44Q4, reflecting 42nd consecutive dividend payout.

**【Q&A Key Highlights】**
- **Backlog & Revenue Decoupling**: Federal contracts now issued quarterly vs. annually, reducing visibility but maintaining revenue. State/local and commercial backlogs grew 10%-15%.
- **International Growth**: UK ($23M contract), Canada ($200B infrastructure), and Australia (bottoming out after 10% decline). Data center water management a key growth driver.
- **M&A Strategy**: Strong balance sheet ( revolver dry powder, 2% interest rate) enables acquisitions at 1-2x EBITDA. Focus on mid-sized firms with complementary water expertise.
- **Digital Initiatives**: SaaS revenue flat at $25M due to federal delays, but repositioning for ports, defense, and international markets (e.g., Heathrow).

Tetra Tech, Inc. (TTEK) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Record Financials**: Q3 revenue $1.06B (+11% YoY), EPS $0.41 (+46%), operating income $159M (+37%).
- **Federal Growth**: GSG revenue +29% YoY, federal contracts win $2B new capacity.
- **Cash Flow Strength**: Operating cash flow +23% YoY, DSO 56 days (industry-leading).
- **Dividend & Buybacks**: 12% dividend hike, $200M shares repurchased YTD.
- **Key Risks**: U.S. commercial renewables down 30% YoY, but offset by international expansion.


**【CEO Summary Section】**
- Q3 2025 net revenue reached $1.06 billion, up 11% YoY, driven by disaster response work and federal contracts.
- Operating income hit $159 million (37% YoY growth), with EPS of $0.41 (46% YoY increase), both record highs.
- Government Services Group (GSG) revenue rose 29% YoY to $429 million, with margin expanding 230 bps to 19.9%.
- Commercial/International Group (CIG) revenue was $633 million, up 15.2% margin, supported by UK/EU growth.
- Backlog stabilized at $4.15 billion, with $2 billion in new federal contracts awarded.
- USAID-related revenue declined to $40-50 million Q4 vs. prior guidance of $100 million.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- GAAP net income: $420 million; Non-GAAP EPS: $1.08 (vs. $0.95 prior year).
- Operating cash flow improved 23% YoY to $462 million, DSO reduced to 56 days (54 days ex-USAID).
- Net debt: $620 million (0.96x EBITDA), down from 1.15x YoY.
- Dividend increased 12% to $0.065; $200 million stock buybacks completed YTD.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Backlog Conversion**: Federal task order issuance slowed due to administrative changes, but contract capacity remains strong.
- **Margin Profile**: 50+ bps annual margin expansion driven by fixed-price work and consulting services.
- **Disaster Recovery**: Minimal Q4 contribution from California fires; core design work continues.
- **Market Growth**: State/local water infrastructure up 18% YoY (excluding disaster response), federal defense work growing with $150B funding increase.
- **Risks**: U.S. commercial renewables down 30% YoY, but small (<3% of revenue) and offset by international growth.


Tetra Tech, Inc. (TTEK) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Q2 Record Results**: $1.1B revenue (+15% YoY), $0.33 EPS (+18% YoY), driven by state/local disaster response and federal defense awards.\n- **Backlog Resilience**: $4.3B (ex-USAID) with 1.1x book-to-bill, $220M Ukraine work expected to execute in H2.\n- **Federal Growth**: $30B+ contract capacity, $5B new defense awards in FY25, and 20%+ data center services growth.\n- **Margin Expansion**: Base margin >13.5% post-USAID exit, targeting 50+ bps annual improvement.\n- **Capital Return**: 12% dividend increase, $150M Q2 buybacks, and $500M new buyback authorization.\n

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- **Record Q2 Performance**: Net revenue of $1.1 billion (+15% YoY), operating income of $130 million (+11% YoY), and EPS of $0.33 (+18% YoY).\n- **Segment Growth**:\n  - **Government Services Group (GSG)**: $521 million (+12% YoY) with 13.8% margin, driven by state/local disaster response and water projects.\n  - **Commercial/International Group (CIG)**: $597 million (+2% YoY) with 13.2% margin, offset by 10% decline in Australia infrastructure.\n- **Backlog Strength**: $4.31 billion (excluding $1.1 billion USAID de-obligations), with $220 million remaining in Ukraine energy work.\n- **Federal Contract Capacity**: Over $30 billion across U.S. defense and civilian agencies, including $5 billion new awards in FY25.\n- **Guidance Update**: FY25 net revenue $4.4-$4.765 billion, EPS $1.42-$1.52, excluding SAGE contribution.\n
**【CFO Financial Commentary】**\n- **Year-to-Date Performance**: 11% revenue growth, 17% operating income growth, and 21% EPS growth.\n- **Cash Flow & Leverage**:\n  - TTM operating cash flow $311 million, DSO improved to 57 days post-USAID collections.\n  - Net debt/EBITDA 1.1x (from 1.36x at Q2 end), supported by $1.5 billion credit facility.\n- **Capital Allocation**:\n  - 12% dividend increase ($0.35/Q3), $150M stock buybacks in Q2, and $500M new buyback authorization.\n  - Acquisitions (e.g., SAGE Group) to expand digital automation and data center services.\n
**【Q&A Key Takeaways】**\n- **State/Local Resilience**: Florida, Texas, and California surpluses offset federal budget uncertainty; state projects (e.g., water treatment) are multi-year with late-cycle funding impacts.\n- **USAID Ukraine Work**: $220M backlog expected to execute evenly in Q3/Q4, with political risk acknowledged.\n- **International Growth**: UK water programs (+10% YoY), Australia recovery post-election, and SAGE Group expansion into global digital systems.\n- **Margin Outlook**: Base margin >13.5% post-USAID exit, targeting 50+ bps annual improvement.\n- **Digital Systems Expansion**: $500M+ annual revenue by 2030 via SAGE integration and hyperscale data center demand.\n

Tetra Tech (TTEK)-8 May 25-2025 Q2 Earnings call transcript

- **Record Q1 Performance**: $1.2B net revenue (18% YoY), $138M operating income (24% YoY), $5.44B backlog (15% YoY). 
- **Disaster Response Growth**: Eaton/Palisades fires could add $40-50M FY2025, offsetting potential $200M USAID delay. 
- **Margin Expansion**: 50bps annual target on track via cost control, disaster work profitability. 
- **Balance Sheet Strength**: 1.05x net debt/EBITDA, $400M buyback capacity, 12% dividend increase. 
- **Long-Term Vision**: 6-10% organic growth to 2030, driven by water scarcity, coastal protection, and AI adoption.

**【CEO Summary Section】**
- Q1 FY2025 net revenue reached $1.2 billion, up 18% YoY, with record operating income of $138 million (24% YoY growth). 
- Government Services Group (GSG) revenue surged 36% YoY to $601 million, driven by Ukraine-related work for USAID. 
- State & local revenue jumped 47% YoY due to hurricane response in Florida/SE U.S., with 19% organic growth excluding disaster work. 
- Backlog hit $5.44 billion (15% YoY growth), fueled by Army Corps contracts and Midwestern emergency response wins. 
- FY2025 guidance: $4.365B-$4.765B net revenue, $1.37-$1.52 EPS. Disaster response could add $40-50M in FY2025, offsetting potential USAID delays.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Q1 GAAP net income: $420M; Non-GAAP EPS: $1.08 (vs. $0.86 consensus). 
- Cash flow from operations: $363M (trailing 12 months), DSO: 55.9 days (industry avg 80+ days). 
- Net debt/EBITDA: 1.33x (1.05x excluding one-time litigation charge). 
- Capital allocation: $0.058 dividend (12% increase), $25M buyback in Q1, $400M buyback capacity remaining. 
- Interest rate optimization: 57bps reduction to 3.44%.

**【Leslie Shoemaker - Growth Drivers】**
- Water & environment: 85% of revenue, with AI-driven solutions (e.g., post-fire landslide risk assessment). 
- Disaster response: 3-phase model (immediate response, damage assessment, long-term recovery). 
- Notable projects: 
  - Hampton Roads desalination 
  - Dayton groundwater treatment 
  - Maui landfill design post-Lahaina fire 
  - Hurricane Milton/Milton recovery in SE U.S.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
1. **USAID Work Impact**: 
- FY2025 guidance assumes $400M USAID work (vs. $600M prior). 
- Worst-case scenario: $200M FY2025, offset by disaster response. 
- Historical precedent: 18-month recovery period for Paradise (CA) fires. 
- Ukraine work: $150M Q1 FY2025, $280M FY2024 total. 

2. **Disaster Response Growth**: 
- Eaton/Palisades fires could add $40-50M FY2025. 
- FY2026 potential: double FY2025 levels. 
- Higher margin due to overtime, dedicated staff utilization. 

3. **M&A Strategy**: 
- Pipeline focused on water/environment technical leaders. 
- Geographic priorities: U.S., Canada, U.K., Australia. 
- No major deals since RPS acquisition (2 years ago). 

4. **Government Work Mix**: 
- Defense: 5-10% growth, aligned with Navy shipbuilding needs. 
- Civilian: EPA response work unaffected by politics. 
- Federal IT: 10% of revenue, modernization focus. 
- Foreign development: 1/3 of federal work, strategic alignment with national security (e.g., South China Sea projects). 

5. **Risks & Opportunities**: 
- PFAS rule implementation: minimal impact on current guidance. 
- Litigation settlement: $100M charge resolved, no future legal exposure. 
- Leverage: 1.05x (post-settlement), enabling buybacks/acquisitions. 
- Long-term targets: 6-10% organic growth, 50bps margin expansion by 2030.

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