ATKINSREALIS GROUP INC

AtkinsRéalis reported adjusted EPS of CAD 0.97 for Q2 2026 (expectation CAD 0.918) and revenue of about CAD 3.0bn (+10% yoy); adjusted EBITDA rose to a quarterly record of CAD 293m. The company raised its 2026 revenue forecast for the nuclear business to about CAD 2.7bn and expects operating cash flow of roughly CAD 500m for 2026. Despite the strong figures, the stock fell 2.18% in premarket trading as investors weighed regional weaknesses (notably the US and Middle East) and a cautious near‑term outlook. Management emphasized growth in the nuclear segment, the ongoing US licensing process for CANDU, and further capital returns including share buybacks. » More on de.investing.com

AtkinsRéalis has named Byron Bright, effective July 1, 2026, as U.S. president; he will succeed Steve Morriss, who will remain through year-end, lead the Minerals & Metals business and then retire. Bright brings more than 25 years of experience in engineering, technical services and program management, most recently in leadership roles at KBR. The appointment comes against the backdrop of a higher ENR ranking, a record order backlog in the first quarter, revenue growth of 15% and a P/E of 5.3; InvestingPro rates the stock as partially undervalued. » More on de.investing.com

AtkinsRéalis reports 2025 revenue of $11 billion (+14%) and a record order backlog of $21.1 billion (+22.6%), with the nuclear segment becoming the main growth driver—$2.3 billion in annual revenue and 53% organic growth. Segment adjusted EBIT rose 19% and free cash flow remained solid, but the stock fell sharply after the results and is trading below the sector on a P/E ratio of 6.42. Management issues positive guidance for 2026, expects further organic growth in engineering regions and plans nuclear projects and licensing in the US; however, investors weigh one‑off effects and execution risks. » More on de.investing.com