Canada · Delayed Price · Currency is CAD Velan Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Q3 2026 saw stable gross margins and strong bookings growth, especially in nuclear and oil & gas, despite a slight sales decline. A major ownership change is underway, with Velan Holdings selling its controlling interest to Birch Hill Equity Partners for CAD 203.9 million.
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Sales rose 18.6% to $72.2M with margin and cash improvements, driven by strong global and MRO activity. Backlog grew to $286.1M, and a higher dividend was announced. Strategic moves, including a French asset sale and new credit facility, support future growth.
Fiscal Year 2025
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The meeting covered strong financial growth, major risk-reducing transactions, and strategic expansion in key sectors. All board and auditor appointments were approved, and a special dividend was announced. Ongoing risks include tariffs and supply chain disruptions.
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Fiscal 2025 saw 14.1% sales growth, a sharp rise in adjusted EBITDA, and major risk-reducing transactions. Strong cash flow and a robust balance sheet support new investments and a special dividend, with optimism for continued growth in nuclear and niche markets.
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Shareholders approved the sale of French subsidiaries Segault SAS and Velan SAS to Framatome for $201.1 million after a special resolution was passed by the required majority. The Board recommended the transaction as being in shareholders' best interest.
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Strong Q3 results featured 18% sales growth and a major turnaround in profitability. Two strategic transactions—divesting asbestos liabilities and selling French subsidiaries—will strengthen the balance sheet and unlock value, with robust momentum in core markets.
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Bookings and sales surged in Q2 FY2025, with net income turning positive and cash flow improving sharply. Major nuclear sector contracts and a record backlog support a strong outlook, while a unique contract cancellation had no profit impact.
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Q1 fiscal 2025 saw 14.5% sales growth, a 58% rise in gross profit, and a strong order backlog of $528M, with 70.5% deliverable in 12 months. Adjusted net loss improved to $1M, and a major 10-year nuclear supply deal was signed.
Fiscal Year 2024
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The meeting covered director elections, auditor reappointment, and approval of unallocated options, with all resolutions passed. Fiscal 2024 saw lower sales and EBITDA, but a strong order backlog and strategic sector focus position the company for growth in 2025.