Resources Connection Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2027
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Q1 revenue was $98.1M, down 18.5% YoY, as lower project volume and utilization pressured results. Q2 revenue is expected at $95M-$100M; management is focused on sales conversion, utilization, and operating efficiency.
Fiscal Year 2026
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Shareholders reelected two directors and approved all five meeting matters, including EY’s FY2027 appointment, plan amendments, and executive compensation. A quorum was established with 78.7% of outstanding shares represented.
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Fourth quarter revenue declined 18.3% year-over-year to $106.1 million, with gross margin at 37.6% and adjusted EBITDA negative. Investments in sales, consulting, and AI are expected to drive growth in FY 2027, while cost actions and a new credit facility support financial flexibility.
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Q3 revenue and gross margin met outlook, with improved SG&A and strong liquidity. Strategic hires and cost actions position the business for growth, with revenue expected to rebound in fiscal 2027, especially in the latter half. AI is a tailwind, and Sitrick divestiture will streamline operations.
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Q2 revenue declined 18.4% year-over-year to $117.7 million, with gross margin at 37.1% and a GAAP net loss of $12.7 million due to one-time costs. Cost reductions and strategic focus on consulting and AI integration are underway, with Q3 revenue expected at $105–$110 million.
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Q1 results exceeded expectations with strong gross margin and cost control, despite revenue declines in consulting and on-demand segments. Europe, Asia-Pacific, and outsourced services grew, and the outlook calls for stable Q2 revenue and continued margin focus.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Q4 revenue and gross margin exceeded guidance, driven by higher bill rates and strong pricing. Consulting and on-demand segments declined year-over-year, while Europe, Asia-PAC, and outsourced services showed growth or stability. Q1 outlook anticipates seasonal softness and a 14% revenue decline.
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Q3 revenue was $129.4M with gross margin and SG&A outperforming expectations, but macro uncertainty and client delays led to a non-cash goodwill impairment of $42M. Q4 revenue is guided at $132M–$137M, with continued focus on cost control and operational efficiency.
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Sequential revenue and margin improvements exceeded outlook, with Q2 revenue at $145.6M and gross margin at 38.5%. A $79.5M goodwill impairment was recorded, but strong liquidity and a technology upgrade support long-term growth.
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Revenue declined 19% year-over-year to $136.9M, with gross margin at 36.5% and adjusted EBITDA at $2.3M. Cross-segment collaboration and a refreshed operating model are driving a stronger sales pipeline, but macro uncertainty and competitive pressures persist.
Fiscal Year 2024
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The firm is evolving its business model to focus on flexible, on-demand consulting, digital transformation, and global delivery, supported by recent acquisitions and a strong balance sheet. Key growth areas include cross-selling, new business units, and expanding ESG initiatives, with optimism for increased client demand as market conditions improve.
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Q4 revenue and gross margin exceeded guidance, with strong cost control and cash flow. The business is reorganized for growth, highlighted by the Reference Point acquisition and investments in technology. Cautious optimism persists amid macro uncertainty and seasonality.
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A flexible, project-based consulting model and digital transformation focus drive growth, with strong client retention, geographic diversification, and robust cash flow supporting shareholder returns. Market recovery is underway, with digital and AI services as key demand drivers.