Large and Growing Prospect Pipeline
Front-end work in-house represents over $60.0 billion of potential revenue with another $40.0 billion of tracked prospects (total ~$100B); prospect pipeline increased ~50% in the past 12 months. Backlog ended at $25.7 billion and was 82% reimbursable.
Strong Q1 New Awards and Reimbursable Mix
Consolidated new awards were $2.7 billion in Q1, 98% reimbursable. New-award margins were ~200 basis points higher than the margin currently reflected in backlog, reflecting project selectivity.
Improved Liquidity and Successful Monetizations
Cash and equivalents ended Q1 at $3.2 billion, up ~$1.0 billion from year-end. NuScale sell-downs generated over $2.4 billion of proceeds since Sept '25 (~$2.0B after tax), with a MOIC ~4.5x and IRR ~15%. Fab yard sale produced a $124 million gain; post-quarter NuScale sale generated an additional $473 million.
Operating Cash Flow Turnaround
Operating cash flow of $110 million in Q1 vs an outflow of $286 million a year ago — an improvement of roughly $396 million; the most substantial Q1 operating cash flow generation since 2017.
Energy Solutions Outperformance and Strategic Awards
Energy Solutions segment profit rose to $74 million from $47 million a year ago (+57%). New awards of $213 million included FEED for the America First refinery and a front-end award with X-energy for a small modular reactor at Dow; pipeline includes LNG Canada Phase 2 and other large prospects.
Data Center and Power Momentum
Signed a limited notice to proceed with TeraWulf for master planning and preconstruction of a large data center campus (480 MW access). Management reports encouraging client engagement in power (domestic gas-fired) and growing momentum in nuclear opportunities.
Capital Returns and Asset-Light Positioning
Repurchased ~11 million shares deploying over $0.5 billion in Q1; plan to repurchase ~$1.4 billion in 2026. Company highlights completion of shift to an asset-light model and active review of targeted M&A to support growth.