EMCOR Group (EME) Corporate presentation summary

Key financial and operational highlights

• Achieved $16.99B in 2025 revenue and record RPOs of $13.25B as of year-end, with a healthy project pipeline and >80% operating cash flow conversion.

• Serves diverse non-residential sectors, benefiting from trends in data centers, reshoring, sustainability, and energy transition.

• Maintains robust demand across end markets such as network and communications, high-tech manufacturing, water & wastewater, and healthcare.

• Continues disciplined capital allocation, focusing on organic investment, strategic acquisitions, and shareholder returns.

• Macro uncertainties include trade policy, supply chain disruptions, interest rates, and global conflicts.

Corporate governance and board structure

• Board consists of 9 out of 10 independent directors, with fully independent key committees and annual assessments.

• Stock ownership guidelines, executive compensation recoupment, and prohibition on hedging/pledging for executives and directors.

• Board committees oversee audit, compensation, governance, and ESG programs, with regular risk and performance reviews.

• Board refreshment ongoing, with six directors retired and five new added since 2018.

Sustainability, safety, and human capital

• Industry-leading safety record with TRIR <1.0 for 17 consecutive years, less than half the industry average.

• Committed to sustainability, guided by SASB and TCFD standards, with goals for 30–40% per capita reduction in fleet fuel use and 20% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions by 2035.

• Environmental policies include an environmental handbook, third-party compliance reviews, and customer energy efficiency solutions.

• Sustainable Facilities Fund supports internal solar and retrofit projects with payback periods under 10 years.

• Provides clients with sustainability solutions such as LEED projects, EV charging, HVAC retrofits, and renewable energy systems.