CVEO reported a stronger than expected 2Q26, with revenue of $180.0M and adjusted EBITDA of $23.8M exceeding both Stonegate and consensus estimates, while operating cash flow rebounded to $11.6M as seasonal working capital headwinds reversed. Australia remained the primary earnings driver with 11% revenue growth, while Canada benefited from LNG activity, infrastructure opportunities, and growth in integrated services despite deferred oil sands turnaround work. The Company maintained FY26 guidance of $675M-$700M in revenue and $85M-$90M in adjusted EBITDA, while strengthening its balance sheet through a $115.0M convertible note issuance that funded share repurchases and debt repayment, leaving leverage at 2.1x and ample liquidity to support future LNG, infrastructure, and data center-related growth opportunities.