Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises (BW) Company presentation summary
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Company presentation summary
9 Nov, 2026Business profile and installed base
Founded in 1867; TTM revenue of $985.9M through Sept. 30, 2026, with 1,650 employees and headquarters in Akron, Ohio.
More than 400 GW of power generation supported; installed base includes 300+ U.S. boiler units, nearly 200 more across 40 countries, and 300+ waste-to-energy units processing over 61M tonnes annually.
More than 5,000 industrial water-tube package boilers and 500,000+ average annual U.S. Boilermakers’ construction manhours over the last five years.
TTM revenue mix: 76% utility and 24% industrial; 93.3% North America and 6.7% rest of world.
Products and services span utility, waste-to-energy, industrial and biomass boilers, emissions controls, replacement parts, upgrades, engineering and construction.
Market demand and growth opportunities
U.S. electricity demand projected to rise 25% by 2030 vs. 2023; 2026 is expected to set another consumption record, with reserve margins reaching dangerously low levels.
U.S. EIA projections cited show coal consumption up 10% and coal generation up 13% in 2025; coal plants running at higher capacity are positioned to provide incremental power over the next several years.
Three-year global utility, industrial and U.S. AI data-center addressable markets total $190B; the uncontracted pipeline exceeds $16B and represents opportunities that could reach a proceed decision within 36 months.
Growth targets include coal and natural-gas projects, higher-margin aftermarket parts and services, plant upgrades, and power solutions for AI factories and data centers.
Pipeline conversion, timing and margins remain uncertain; customer delays or cancellations could reduce revenue, profitability and liquidity.
Financial performance and capital structure
Three months ended Sept. 30, 2026: revenue $291M, net income $94M, adjusted net income $5M and adjusted EBITDA $18M.
TTM ended Sept. 30, 2026: revenue $986M, net income $40M, adjusted net income $28M and adjusted EBITDA $72M.
Adjusted net income excludes non-cash warrant and stock-appreciation-rights amounts of $89M for the quarter and $13M for the TTM period.
Sept. 30, 2026 pro forma capitalization: total debt $166M, senior notes $130M, revolving credit line $0, letter-of-credit collateral $37M and cash, cash equivalents and restricted cash $129M.
Latest events from Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises
- Revenue doubled and backlog surged as large-project power demand grew.BW
Q3 2026 - Poised for growth with a $14B pipeline and advanced solutions for AI-driven power demand.BW
Company presentation - Q2 2026 revenue soared 130% to $319.7M, with backlog at $2.6B and a $50M buyback announced.BW
Q2 2026 - Record backlog and strong financials highlighted, with key governance proposals not approved.BW
AGM 2026 - 11.7 million shares registered for resale; no proceeds to company; aftermarket and pipeline drive growth.BW
Registration filing - Driving energy innovation for AI and utilities with a $14B pipeline and strong project execution.BW
Company presentation - Q1 2026 revenue up 44% to $214.4M, record bookings, and net debt sharply reduced.BW
Q1 2026 - Record backlog, board declassification, and expanded incentive plan drive governance changes.BW
Proxy filing - Adjusted EBITDA rose as asset sales and cost savings improved margins and liquidity.BW
Q3 2024