When your $8B+ backlog stretches into 2027, you don’t bid every job—you choose your partners. We dig into the philosophy behind the numbers. https://t.co/8r0mqyrRCk $FIX 🎙️ @DrillDownPod #DrillDownEarnings #Comfort Systems USA
Found a tech company with 75% gross margins, a $7 million market cap, a pile of cash worth $3.1 million and zero debt. Revenues grew almost 20% last quarter and trading at 5.8x free cash flow. Nice 4.3% dividend yield too.
This HVAC provider has delivered better returns than Nvidia ($NVDA) in the last 5 and 10 years. How? We explain. https://t.co/LAuYz5ALSf $FIX 🎙️ @DrillDownPod #DrillDownEarnings #Comfort Systems USA
Comfort Systems USA (ticker: FIX) reported a 22% surge in its stock price following a strong earnings report that matched the five-year returns of Nvidia and outpaced other leading technology stocks known as the Magnificent 7. The company achieved $2.2 billion in quarterly revenue and $334 million in EBITDA, supported by a record backlog of $8.1 billion extending into 2027. A notable shift in its business mix was highlighted, with data centers now accounting for 40% of the company’s revenue, up from 31% the previous year, reflecting its strategic transformation into a technology infrastructure contractor. Comfort Systems has demonstrated superior returns compared to Nvidia over the last five and ten years. The company’s approach to managing its large backlog involves selective bidding and partnership choices to sustain growth and profitability.