WillScot Q4 revenue falls 5.9% to USD 566 million

Reuters02-20
WillScot Q4 revenue falls 5.9% to USD 566 million

WillScot reported Q4 2025 revenue of USD 566.00 million and a net loss of USD 187.32 million, with Adjusted EBITDA of USD 250.03 million (44.2% margin) and Adjusted net income of USD 54.66 million. Leasing revenue was USD 437.49 million (-5.9% year-over-year), while net cash provided by operating activities was USD 158.90 million and Adjusted free cash flow was USD 91.45 million. In Q4, WillScot paid down USD 41.00 million of debt and returned USD 30.00 million to shareholders via share repurchases and its quarterly dividend. For FY 2025, WillScot generated revenue of USD 2.28 billion, a net loss of USD 52.99 million, Adjusted EBITDA of USD 971.04 million (42.6% margin), Adjusted net income of USD 218.99 million, net cash provided by operating activities of USD 761.99 million, and Adjusted free cash flow of USD 488.78 million. FY 2025 leasing revenue was USD 1.75 billion (-4.9% year-over-year). The company paid down USD 146.00 million of debt and returned USD 151.00 million to shareholders through share repurchases and dividends. WillScot said modular activations rose 3% year-over-year in Q4, and pending orders across all products were up more than 10% year-over-year entering January, citing demand for modular complexes and Flex for larger projects and order growth in traditional and cold storage (notably retail). The company also launched a board-approved Network Optimization Plan to exit certain real estate, targeting approximately USD 25.00 million to USD 30.00 million of reduced expected annual real estate cost increases over the next four years; it recorded a USD 302.00 million non-cash restructuring charge in Q4 tied to accelerated depreciation on rental equipment identified for abandonment. For FY 2026, WillScot guided to revenue of approximately USD 2.18 billion, Adjusted EBITDA of approximately USD 900.00 million, and net CAPEX of approximately USD 275.00 million, noting a USD 50.00 million headwind in its traditional storage business.

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