- Adjusted Statutory EBITDA increases by 19% to $118.6m, with Adjusted Proforma EBITDA reaching ~$130m, up from ~$105m
- Four acquisitions completed in 2025, expanding capabilities and geographic reach
- Multi-industry EBITDA more than doubles from 19% to approximately 41%
- Strengthened balance sheet, strong cash position and expanded credit facility provide flexibility to support future organic investment and acquisitions
Aberdeen, UK, 22 June 2026 – Centurion Group (“Centurion” or “The Group”), a global leader in the supply of equipment and services to a range of critical industries for complex, challenging and remote locations, publishes its statutory financial results for the year ended 31 December 2025 – marking a year of financial growth, business diversification and strategic progress.
FY’25 financial highlights
- Revenue from continuing operations increased by 7% to $540.5m (FY’24: $505.6m), with growth in US and MENA trading
- Adjusted Statutory EBITDA up 19% to $118.6m (FY’24: $99.7m); Adjusted Proforma EBITDA up ~24% to ~$130m (FY’24: $105m) driven by both organic growth and acquisitions
- Invested $38.5m in net capex to support continued end-market diversification
- Delivered unlevered free cash flow of $99.4m (FY’24: $44.8m)
- Multi-currency credit facility upsized by $51.9m to $439.0m, providing $125m of financial firepower for organic growth and acquisitions
Continued progress against strategic priorities
- Completed four acquisitions in 2025, expanding geographic reach and supporting end-market diversification:
- WestWater: specialist in the delivery of potable water treatment systems for municipal and industrial end-markets in Australia
- Aerial Platforms Ltd (APL): powered access lifting equipment provider for working-at-height, with a footprint spanning across the UK
- Kabin Hire: Wales-based portable accommodation business serving the UK’s construction, infrastructure, and utilities sectors
- Rapid Camps: workforce camp provider delivering end-to-end camp solutions designed for Australia’s harsh and remote conditions for mining, renewables and infrastructure sectors
- Multi-industry EBITDA grew from ~19% to ~41%, mainly driven by acquisitions in the UK and Australia
Strong start to 2026 and well positioned for future growth
- Strong start to Q1’26 with revenue and adjusted EBITDA from continuing operations of $134m and $29m respectively
- Strong M&A pipeline, with acquisition of Trand Inc. (Trand) completed in March 2026 and three further acquisitions under exclusivity:
- Trand, a US crane rental company headquartered in Kansas with a strong track record of delivering complex lifting operations to the onshore wind industry, strengthens Centurion’s existing specialist heavy lift services in the Mid-West. Centurion’s onshore specialist heavy lift services now cover the Mid-West from Minnesota to Texas
Euan Leask, CEO of Centurion Group, said:
“2025 was a year of growth and progress for Centurion.
“We made significant progress against our strategic priorities during the year. Proforma adjusted EBITDA reached approximately $130m, while cash generation improved from 2024 and remained high.
“We also continued to transform Centurion into a more diversified multi-industry equipment business. Through continued organic investment and four strategic acquisitions in the UK and Australia, we expanded our geographic reach, doubling our multi-industry component.
“Centurion continues to perform well in 2026. With a clear growth strategy for the year ahead, we remain confident in our business and our ability to support customers operating in complex, challenging and remote locations around the world.”
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