Post by Satt Singh Basra

Q3 2025 Results revealed for STRABAG, Eiffage and AtkinsRéalis. #Strabag leads with strong growth powered by Australian acquisition Strabag reported a 6% increase in output to €14.4bn for the first nine months of 2025. Its order backlog climbed 24% YoY to a record €31.4bn, surpassing the €30bn mark for the first time. Around half of the growth came from the Georgiou Group #acquisition in #Australia, completed in March. North & West: Output +1% to just under €6bn; backlog +13% to €13.8bn South & East: Output +2% to €5.4bn; backlog +4% to €8.4bn International & Special Divisions: Output +30% to just under €3bn; backlog +83% to €9.1bn (driven by Georgiou acquisition) Other segment: Output −32% to €127m; backlog −24% to €17.4m Average employment rose 2% to 79,863 FTEs, boosted by the Georgiou Group and expansion in #Poland, the #MiddleEast, the #CzechRepublic and #Germany. #Strabag now forecasts €20.5bn in full-year output (≈7% growth) and has raised its EBIT margin target to ≥5%. Stefan Kratochwill, #CEO, commented: “Surpassing €30bn in order backlog reflects our focus on growth markets—energy and water infrastructure, mobility and high-tech construction. Strategy 2030 continues to deliver.” Eiffage posts broad-based revenue growth Eiffage recorded a 7.9% increase in revenue for the first nine months of 2025 to €18.3bn (+4.3% like-for-like). Contracting revenue reached €15.3bn (+9% actual, +4.6% LfL): #Construction: +5.3% #Infrastructure: +8.3% #Energy systems: +11.8% Concessions revenue rose 2.8% to €3bn. Regional revenue: #France: €11.8bn, +4.2% #Europe (ex-France): €6.5bn, +15.2% Outside Europe: €591m, −2.5% LfL Order book stands at €30.8bn, up 7% YoY (≈17.8 months of activity). AtkinsRéalis sees accelerating #nuclear growth AtkinsRéalis reported C$2.8bn revenue for Q3 2025 (+15% YoY). Nine-month revenue reached C$8.1bn (+14.3%), while net income surged to C$2.5bn, up from C$231.4m a year earlier. Backlog hit a record C$21bn (+20% vs end-2024). The nuclear division was the standout performer: Revenue +62% to C$596.5m, driven by renewed nuclear programmes in Western markets Linxon also delivered double-digit growth in grid work. https://lnkd.in/e_9BqcET