Quanta Services reported fourth quarter 2025 revenues of 7.84 billion dollars, up from 6.55 billion dollars in the prior year quarter. Full-year 2025 revenues reached 28.48 billion dollars. The company reported fourth quarter adjusted diluted earnings per share of 3.16 dollars and full-year adjusted diluted earnings per share of 10.75 dollars. For 2026, Quanta Services provided guidance for revenues between 33.25 billion and 33.75 billion dollars, compared to analyst estimates of 31.472 billion dollars. The company guided for adjusted earnings per share between 12.65 and 13.35 dollars, versus consensus estimates of 12.45 dollars. The company reported year-end total backlog of 43.98 billion dollars and remaining performance obligations of 23.76 billion dollars. The Electric Infrastructure Solutions segment reached all-time highs in backlog and remaining performance obligations.
Read full analysisQuanta Services reported fourth quarter 2025 revenues of 7.84 billion dollars, up from 6.55 billion dollars in the prior year quarter. Full-year 2025 revenues reached 28.48 billion dollars. The company reported fourth quarter adjusted diluted earnings per share of 3.16 dollars and full-year adjusted diluted earnings per share of 10.75 dollars. For 2026, Quanta Services provided guidance for revenues between 33.25 billion and 33.75 billion dollars, compared to analyst estimates of 31.472 billion dollars. The company guided for adjusted earnings per share between 12.65 and 13.35 dollars, versus consensus estimates of 12.45 dollars. The company reported year-end total backlog of 43.98 billion dollars and remaining performance obligations of 23.76 billion dollars. The Electric Infrastructure Solutions segment reached all-time highs in backlog and remaining performance obligations.
Quanta Services is one of the largest specialty infrastructure contractors in North America, providing services for electric power, renewable energy, oil and gas, and telecommunications networks. The company is a major beneficiary of the energy transition and data center buildout, with its electric infrastructure segment driving record backlogs. Today's move was driven by Q4 earnings that beat estimates across the board and 2026 guidance projecting over 20% profit growth, powered by its record $44 billion backlog.