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ATS Q1 FY2027 adjusted revenue falls 5.2% on project timing, lower GLP-1-related demand, transportation restructuring impacts, company says
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ATS Q1 FY2027 adjusted revenue falls 5.2% on project timing, lower GLP-1-related demand, transportation restructuring impacts, company says
  • ATS posted Q1 fiscal 2027 revenue of CAD 693.7 million; adjusted revenue fell 5.2% to CAD 698.3 million on project timing and lower GLP-1 activity.
  • Net loss was CAD 0.3 million, versus net income of CAD 24.3 million a year earlier; adjusted operating margin slipped to 9.8% from 10.7%.
  • Order bookings declined 5.3% to CAD 656 million, led by lower nuclear refurbishment awards; backlog fell 8.7% to CAD 1.89 billion.
  • Energy revenue rose on nuclear project execution; services revenue increased 11.4%, offsetting weaker life sciences and food & beverage activity.
  • Fixed Cost Transformation Program launched, starting with European footprint consolidation; annual cost reductions targeted at CAD 20 million over about 18 months.


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