ICF International (ICFI) Q4 2012 earnings summary
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Q4 2012 earnings summary
5 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY12 revenue rose 11.5% to $937.1m; operating income increased 11.3% to $65.6m, with growth supported largely by acquisitions and a larger commercial contribution.
Commercial work reached 29% of Q4 revenue; management expected commercial revenue to keep growing faster than government revenue.
Strategy centered on expanding commercial and international operations, strengthening technology-enabled offerings, and pursuing selective acquisitions and larger contracts.
Financial highlights
FY12 revenue was $937.1m vs. $840.8m in FY11; Ironworks and GHK added $89.6m, accounting for 92.9% of the increase.
Operating income was $65.6m vs. $59.0m; net income was $38.1m vs. $34.9m; diluted EPS was $1.91 vs. $1.75.
Q4 revenue was $239.6m vs. $213.9m in Q4 2011; operating income was $18.1m vs. $13.9m, net income $10.3m vs. $8.8m, and diluted EPS $0.52 vs. $0.45.
Operating cash flow reached $87.2m vs. $59.5m; cash ended FY12 at $14.7m vs. $4.1m.
Outlook and guidance
Outlook called for continued profitable growth through full-lifecycle services, commercial expansion, global replication, technology investment, and strategic acquisitions.
Management expected commercial revenue growth to exceed government revenue growth; federal opportunities remained in health, energy, education, and cybersecurity despite budgetary headwinds.
Priorities included larger prime contracts, higher-margin commercial energy and aviation work, and expansion of implementation, evaluation, and improvement services.
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