-- 週二盤後交易中，Aecon集團（ARE.TO）公佈第一季業績，虧損收窄，營收成長。 這家建築和工程公司經調整後歸屬於股東的虧損（不計大部分一次性項目）為1,330萬美元，即每股虧損0.21美元，去年同期虧損為3,460萬美元，即每股虧損0.55美元。 FactSet先前預期每股虧損0.23美元。 該季度營收從去年同期的10.6億美元增至12.6億美元。 FactSet此前預期為11.3億美元。 執行長Jean-Louis Servranckx表示：「得益於創紀錄的109億美元積壓訂單、新地區和市場的成長、強勁的經常性收入計劃，以及與發電、關鍵資源開發、交通運輸、水務和國防相關的強勁機遇，Aecon預計2026年營收將超過2025年的水平。」 該公司在展望中表示，由於在加拿大、美國和國際市場上開展的項目，其積壓訂單強勁，預計2026年營收將高於2025年。 Aecon股票在多倫多證券交易所收盤下跌1.03美元，報48.10美元。
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