ATS (ticker: ATS) reported a decline in its fourth-quarter adjusted revenue, bringing in C$721.1 million compared to C$791.5 million in the previous year. Despite the drop, the company witnessed strong performance in order bookings, driven by both organic growth and acquisitions. CEO Andrew Hider expressed confidence in entering fiscal year 2026 with a robust order backlog providing solid revenue visibility. He emphasized ATS's focus on strategic growth, acknowledging the macroeconomic challenges but remaining optimistic about sustaining profitable growth.
As fiscal year 2025 wraps up, ATS highlights the significance of their strategic markets. The CEO praised the commitment of ATS's global teams in delivering value to customers and shareholders, which he sees as a crucial foundation for the upcoming fiscal year. The company's Adaptive Business Model (ABM) aims to further strengthen this foundation as they advance into FY26.
