
Ameresco Inc. recently announced its financial outcomes for the third quarter, revealing figures that surpassed market analysts' predictions. The company recorded total revenues of $526 million, exceeding the estimated $521.75 million. Furthermore, adjusted earnings per share reached $0.35, outperforming the anticipated $0.24.
The energy infrastructure solutions provider experienced a 5% increase in its overall revenue compared to the previous year, with all primary business divisions contributing to this expansion. This growth underscores the company's ability to drive performance across its diverse operations. Ameresco's chief executive, George Sakellaris, emphasized that the growth in adjusted EBITDA significantly outstripped revenue growth, highlighting the inherent operational leverage within the company's business framework. Sakellaris also noted the strong market demand for their energy infrastructure solutions and the competitive advantage offered by their adaptable financing options.
As the quarter concluded, Ameresco maintained a substantial contracted project pipeline valued at approximately $2.47 billion. The company's financial liquidity remained robust, with $94.6 million in unrestricted cash. Total corporate debt stood at $300.2 million, indicating a managed capital structure.
Ameresco confirmed its revenue guidance for the full year, projecting figures between $1.85 billion and $1.95 billion, aligning with analyst expectations of $1.91 billion. The company also reiterated its full-year adjusted earnings guidance, set at $0.70 to $0.90 per share, consistent with the estimated $0.76 per share. The company foresees an increasing array of opportunities, driven by rising electricity demand, escalating utility costs, and increasing grid instability, which in turn fuels interest in its broad spectrum of energy infrastructure solutions.
Following the release of its third-quarter results, Ameresco's stock experienced a slight downturn, dropping 3.25% in after-hours trading to $38.70. This market reaction occurred despite the positive financial report.








