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Legence Corp. Class A Common stock

Legence Corp. Class A Common stock Q4 FY2025 earnings call

March 27, 2026 · fiscal period ended 2025-12

EPS · actual vs est

$-0.01 / $-0.03Beat +66.7%

Revenue · actual vs est

$737.6M / $619.3MBeat +19.1%
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Summary

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Management highlights

Jeff highlighted strong Q4 results with revenues up 35% to a record $738M, adjusted EBITDA up 53%. Bowers integration is progressing well, with regulatory approval received earlier than expected. Tuck-in acquisition of Metrix in Seattle complements existing engineering team. Craft labor force grew to ~6,600. Backlog grew 49% YOY and 20% QOQ

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Segment performance

Total revenues in Q4 2025 reached $738 million, up 35% from the prior year, with full-year revenues up 22%. Adjusted EBITDA grew 53% in Q4 and 30% for the year. Engineering and consulting segment had Q4 revenue of $173 million (+10%), full-year +21%. Installation and maintenance segment had Q4 revenue of $565 million (+44%), full-year +22%

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Guidance

First quarter 2026 guidance: consolidated revenue $925M - $950M, adjusted EBITDA $90M - $100M. Full-year 2026 revenue guidance increased to $3.7B - $3.9B, adjusted EBITDA to $400M - $430M, up from prior guidance

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Risks

Comments contain forward-looking statements, actual results may differ materially from expectations, subject to risks in SEC filings

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Q&A highlights

Q: Joseph Osha asked about craft labor force availability and supply chain challenges in data centers.

A: Steve Hansen responded no supply chain issues pushing schedules out.

Q: Adam Hubei asked about data center technology revenue breakdown and 2026 growth.

A: Installation and fabrication growing, backlog elongation with larger projects.

Q: Sharif Elmaghrabi asked about Q4 revenue driver.

A: Mostly from backlog and large projects.

Q: Brian Brophy asked about I&M gross margins.

A: Exceptional project execution, increased fab-only proportion.

Q: Michael Dudas asked about non-data center growth.

A: Life science, healthcare, education have growth.

Q: Derek Soderberg asked about proprietary software.

A: Trove has de minimis revenue impact.

Q: Chris Sung asked about data center deliveries and backlog new vs existing.

A: Still opportunities in 26-28, backlog includes new and existing clients.

Q: Joseph Osha asked about 800-volt DC shift.

A: Not encountered yet, no big impact.

Q: Oliver Davies asked about organic growth cadence.

A: Second and third quarters peak due to program and project management in education

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Key numbers

Reported versus consensus

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MetricReportedConsensusDeltaPrior year
EPS$-0.01$-0.03+66.7%
Revenue$737.6M$619.3M+19.1%

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