Comfort Systems Q2 GAAP EPS of $12.53 beat estimates by $2.11; revenue rose 51% to $3.27B. Shares fell 2% after hours. Earnings call Friday.
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Comfort Systems USA (FIX) reported second-quarter GAAP earnings of $12.53 a share, $2.11 above the average analyst estimate. Revenue came in at $3.27 billion, $280 million above consensus and 50.7% higher than a year earlier. Shares fell 2% in after-hours trading.
The mechanical-services contractor posted the beat on strong demand from its national accounts and industrial segments. Growth came through a mix of organic expansion and acquisitions. Comfort Systems has been adding branch capacity and investing in service and construction teams.
The EPS beat, combined with revenue growth, points to margin expansion. The company did not provide forward guidance in its earnings release.
Backlog continues to grow, supported by data-center construction and industrial maintenance work. The stock trades at roughly 20x trailing earnings, a discount to some commercial-construction peers. The after-hours decline may reflect profit-taking after a strong year-to-date run or the absence of a raised outlook.
Comfort Systems named a new chief operating officer in May to oversee field operations and project execution across its 150-plus locations.
The company is scheduled to hold its earnings call with analysts Friday morning.
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