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Electrical Acquisition Creates Integrated EPC For Data Centers
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Electrical Acquisition Creates Integrated EPC For Data Centers
rical contractor focused
on critical infrastructure. One of the largest self-perform U.S. electrical workforces including
~2,700 skilled field electricians/technicians (IBEW) with track record to deliver complex, large-
scale projects in fast-growing data center markets: TX, Midwest, South, etc. Hyperscalers 70%
of revenues. End-to-end electrical solutions incl design, construction, project mgmt, engineering,
prefab (~300,000 sq ft facility), modular manufacturing/maintenance/repair/retrofits. Chair and
CEO Stewart (+26 yrs), as well as existing mgmt team to remain in place. Est. FY26 $1.6-$1.7B
revenue, $225-250M adj EBITDA, $1.06-1.32 adj EPS before synergies. 80% revenue CAGR (23-26)
and $1.4Bn backlog (as of May). Superior will be incl in Power Delivery driving low-double digit FY26
margins. Expansion of capabilities/offerings across data center and mission-critical mkts now
inside-the-fence electrical systems complimentary to MTZ outside-the-fence power generation, gas
infrastructure, transmission, substations, comms and civil work. Diversifies and deepens customer
base strategically positioned in data center corridors. Addition of increasingly scarce self-perform skilled
labor with scale at ~3,000 team members up from 800 3 years ago (+50% CAGR). MTZ now a formidable
AI infrastructure EPC.
Transaction terms reasonable at an attractive ~6.9x EBITDA well below peers and other recent
sector M&A. Purchase of $1.65Bn incl $475Mn MTZ common shares and $1.175Bn in cash
(plus earn-out payments over 36-months) to be funded with cash on hand, existing credit facility, Julien Dumoulin-Smith * | Equity Analyst
+1 (281) 774-2066 | jds@jefferies.com
and two delayed draw term loan facilities.
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