APi Group Corporation

- The transcript does not mention any plans for new fundraising through debt or equity. - The company ended the quarter with a net leverage ratio of about 1.8x, well below their long-term target. - After financing and closing on two announced acquisitions, net leverage is expected to be at or below the low end of the target range. - The company expects to work down net leverage to around current levels by the end of the year. - Strong free cash flow generation and a healthy balance sheet provide flexibility for capital deployment, but no explicit mention of new debt or equity issuance. - The focus appears to be on deploying capital through acquisitions (~$1 billion announced acquisitions plus $250 million in bolt-on M&A planned).

- For 2026, capital expenditures are expected to be approximately $105 million. - The company is actively pursuing strategic investments through M&A, having invested over $1 billion in three acquisitions to build out its Safety Services segment across the U.S., Europe, and Canada. - Plans include deploying approximately $250 million in bolt-on acquisitions this year, targeting attractive multiples in international and elevator/escalator service markets. - The business systems enablement program is progressing as planned, with the first pilot company recently going live on new business systems, enhancing operational capabilities. - Capital deployment priorities remain focused on supporting the company’s 10/16/60+ financial targets, balancing organic growth, margin expansion, accretive M&A, and systems/scale improvements.

- Mid- to upper single-digit organic revenue growth expected consistently in the Safety Services segment, driven by inspection service and monitoring and project revenues. (Page 12, 11) - Specialty Services segment showing strong growth, with 25% organic growth in Q1 and expectations of sustained strength, though growth rate may slow in the back half due to tougher comps. (Pages 9, 8, 4) - Overall organic net revenue growth guidance for 2026 is 5% to 7%, with second quarter organic growth expected at 7% to 9%. (Page 4) - Data centers are expected to contribute approximately 10-11% of revenue by the end of the year, with a robust and selective funnel of opportunities. (Pages 8, 7) - Continued expansion in adjusted EBITDA margins and growth driven by disciplined customer selection, pricing improvements, and accretive M&A. (Pages 12, 3, 4)

- Adjusted EBITDA growth for 2026 is expected to be 11% to 16%, with an adjusted EBITDA margin of 13.8% at the midpoint (Page 3). - Adjusted EBITDA margins are projected to expand by 60 to 70 basis points year-over-year (Page 11). - Adjusted free cash flow conversion target for 2026 is approximately 115%, indicating strong cash flow generation (Page 3). - Adjusted diluted earnings per share (EPS) increased 28% year-over-year in Q1 to $0.32, supported by margin expansion and lower interest expense (Page 3). - Organic revenue growth is expected at mid-to-upper single digits in Safety Services and low-to-mid single digits in Project work, combining for mid-single-digit overall growth consistent with prior performance (Page 11-12). - Full-year net revenues are projected between $8.475 billion to $8.675 billion, reflecting 5% to 7% organic net revenue growth (Page 3-4).

- The backlog across key segments, including Specialty Services and international business, remains strong and robust. - Specialty Services has a diverse backlog benefiting from data centers, industrial maintenance, infrastructure, potable water replacement, and telecom work. - The international backlog is on par with the previous year, with opportunities for expansion. - The project funnel for data centers continues to be robust, contributing approximately 10-11% of expected revenue by year-end. - No material purchase pull-forward impacting the backlog was reported despite geopolitical uncertainties. - Overall, strong demand and positive momentum characterize the current and expected order book situation, supporting continued growth throughout the year.