Chart Industries Q4 orders fall 23.8% to USD 1.18 billion

Reuters02-28
Chart Industries Q4 orders fall 23.8% to USD 1.18 billion

Chart Industries $(GTLS)$ reported Q4 2025 sales of USD 1.08 billion (-2.5%) on orders of USD 1.18 billion (-23.8%), with backlog at USD 5.89 billion (+21.5%) and Q4 book-to-bill of 1.10. Q4 operating income was USD 125.1 million, while adjusted operating income was USD 206.0 million (19.1% adjusted operating margin). Q4 EBITDA was USD 195.1 million and adjusted EBITDA was USD 238.8 million. Q4 diluted EPS was USD 1.01, while adjusted diluted EPS was USD 2.51. Net cash from operating activities in Q4 was USD 88.8 million and free cash flow was USD 66.2 million; net leverage ratio was 2.83. For FY 2025, orders were USD 5.68 billion (+13.4%) with book-to-bill of 1.33, while sales were USD 4.26 billion (+2.5%). FY operating income was USD 358.4 million, while adjusted operating income was USD 884.4 million (20.7% adjusted operating margin). FY EBITDA was USD 625.7 million and adjusted EBITDA was USD 1.01 billion. FY net cash from operating activities was USD 294.7 million and free cash flow was USD 204.8 million. Business highlights included increased demand from data center customers, including Chart’s first small-scale LNG solution inclusive of liquefaction and storage for this market. Chart said there were no Big LNG orders in Q4 2025, and noted order strength in carbon capture, data center, nuclear, marine, and industrial gases and equipment markets, alongside increased demand for spares and retrofit in Repair, Service and Leasing. The company said it expects 44% of year-end 2025 backlog to ship over the next 12 months. On the pending acquisition by Baker Hughes, Chart reiterated that shareholders approved the deal and that Chart shareholders are entitled to USD 210 per share in cash at close; the company expects closing in Q2 2026, subject to regulatory reviews.

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