CECO Environmental Q2 Earnings Call Highlights

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Mon, August 10, 2026 astatine 9:04 AM CDT 6 min read

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CECO Environmental (NASDAQ:CECO) reported grounds second-quarter results for 2026, citing accelerating orders, a increasing backlog and aboriginal outgo savings from its acquisition of Thermon, which closed June 1.

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Todd Gleason said second-quarter orders reached a grounds $799 million, portion quarter-end backlog exceeded $1.8 billion. Revenue totaled $285 cardinal and adjusted EBITDA was astir $40 million. Reported gross roseate 54% from a twelvemonth earlier, portion adjusted EBITDA accrued 73% and adjusted EBITDA borderline expanded astir 150 ground points to 14.1%.

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The reported quarterly results included 1 period of Thermon fiscal performance. CECO said it expects margins to amended further arsenic it receives a afloat publication from Thermon, realizes integration synergies and converts a increasing proportionality of its backlog into revenue.

Orders and backlog scope caller highs

CECO booked astir $1.25 cardinal successful caller orders during the archetypal fractional of 2026, up astir 150% from the prior-year period. Second-quarter orders accrued 191% twelvemonth implicit year, portion the company's quarterly book-to-bill ratio was astir 2.8. On a trailing 12-month basis, book-to-bill exceeded 2.

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Chief Financial Officer Peter Johansson said backlog reached $1.82 cardinal astatine June 30, up 164% from the anterior twelvemonth and 76% sequentially from the anterior quarterly grounds of $1.035 billion. Backlog has accrued for 12 consecutive quarters, according to the company.

The institution said power-generation-related projects accounted for astir fractional of its second-quarter-ending backlog. Industrial aerial and h2o projects represented astir 25%, with the remainder tied to earthy state and earthy state liquids infrastructure, hydrocarbon and chemic processing, and different energy-sector activity.

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