ICF International (ICFI) Q4 2007 earnings summary
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Q4 2007 earnings summary
5 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY07 revenue rose to $727.1M from $331.3M, while operating earnings reached $70.5M and net income $40.6M; The Road Home drove most of the expansion.
Organic growth excluding 2007 acquisitions and The Road Home revenue was 10.5%; management cited strong organic growth and a robust acquisition and project pipeline.
Financial highlights
Revenue increased 119.5% YoY to $727.1M, driven mainly by $459.4M from The Road Home, $34.5M in other contract growth, and $18.0M from Z-Tech and SH&E.
Operating income was $70.5M, up from $22.9M; net income was $40.6M versus $11.9M, and diluted EPS was $2.72 versus $1.10.
Direct costs were $532.2M, or 73.2% of revenue, versus $217.7M, or 65.7%; subcontracted work on The Road Home was the main driver of the higher ratio.
Operating expenses were $124.4M, or 17.0% of revenue, versus $90.6M, or 27.3%; indirect and selling expense ratio fell to 16.2% from 26.3%.
Outlook and guidance
Management expected growth opportunities from energy investment, climate and environmental regulation, likely healthcare reform, and continued homeland security priorities.
The Road Home revenue was expected to decline in 2008 and beyond as applications were processed; replacing it through organic growth, acquisitions, or other investments was critical to results.
The February 2008 Jones & Stokes acquisition was expected to expand western U.S. reach and environmental and implementation capabilities; strong organic growth and acquisition and project pipelines supported optimism.
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