ABM Industries (ABM) investor relations material

Business profile

• $9 billion facility services provider organized across Business & Industry, Aviation, Manufacturing & Distribution, Technical Solutions, and Education; services include janitorial, parking, building engineering, and technical work.

• Growth investments target semiconductors, data centers, and microgrids, built through organic investment and acquisitions including WGNSTAR, Quality Uptime Services, and RavenVolt.

Growth markets

• Semiconductor, microgrid, and data center businesses reached 11% of sales this year, up from 7% last year; combined growth was very high-double-digits, including organic growth and WGNSTAR.

• Organic growth in microgrids and semiconductors exceeded 20%; data center growth was around 10%, with a growing pipeline expected to support faster growth.

• Qualified pipeline between microgrids and data centers totals $1.5 billion across 25 clients, potentially broadening the current revenue base concentrated among five to seven major clients.

• Data center offerings include specialized cleaning and uninterruptible power systems; downtime costs cited were roughly $500,000 per hour, supporting demand for backup power services.

Microgrid projects and seasonality

• Army Corps of Engineers JV task order program has roughly $2 billion likely to be awarded over 10 years; anticipated cadence is three to four bids annually, generally $10 million to $20 million each.

• First Army Corps task order, roughly $20 million, was announced in September and is expected to convert to revenue in FY2027; future awards require competing for individual task orders.

• Technical Solutions work is seasonally stronger in H2 due to facility access, outdoor work, and weather; management expects this pattern to continue.