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A quick catch-up on the standout moments from across AtkinsRéalis and industry this month.

1. Strong start to 2026: Q1 results

AtkinsRéalis reported Q1 revenue of $3.0 billion (up 18% year over year), with Adjusted EBITDA up 18% and Diluted EPS of $0.56. Demand across Engineering Services and Nuclear remained robust, supporting a $20 billion backlog and strong visibility for the year ahead.

Catch the key numbers and what’s driving momentum

2. Growing in Ireland: TOBIN acquisition

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AtkinsRéalis has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire TOBIN , a Galway-headquartered engineering and project management consultancy with a long heritage in Ireland. The acquisition strengthens our Ireland footprint to 700+ colleagues and adds complementary capability across Building & Places, Water, Transportation, plus Environmental and Planning services.

See how this strengthens our local depth to support Ireland’s ambitious infrastructure programme

3. 20-year SMR alliance with FANCO

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AtkinsRéalis has signed a Strategic Alliance Agreement with First American Nuclear (FANCO) to act as the exclusive engineering, procurement, and construction management provider for EAGL-1 SMR projects in North America. Work is already underway, with initial task orders covering design governance and conceptual engineering as part of services worth up to $250 million over the first five years.

Understand the partnership and why it matters for reliable, scalable power

4. Expanding Defence advisory capability in Australia: Coras

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AtkinsRéalis has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Coras , an Australian consultancy specialised in Defence and national security advisory services. By combining Coras’ trusted advisory expertise with AtkinsRéalis’ global engineering and infrastructure capabilities, we’re positioned earlier in Defence programmes where strategy and governance shape long-term outcomes.

Explore what this means for supporting larger, more complex Defence programmes across the region

5. Airports under pressure: insights from the latest ICE session

AtkinsRéalis and the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) launched the second edition of Beyond Engineering in the Middle East, opening with a session on airports as critical infrastructure and integrated mobility ecosystems. With UAE airports handling around 135 million passengers annually and hubs operating close to peak capacity, the session focused on earlier collaboration and clearer decision-making to deliver at scale.

Airports under pressure: insights from the latest ICE session

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Supporting core pillars (viz. regional scaling, expanding market frontiers & int'l integration) is imperative for delivering the overarching goal of driving operational excellence (#OpEx)/ business growth. Combining the extensive technical depth with community-level expertise,-- essentially enables the [corporate] capacity to capitalize on mega-trends such as the energy transition and infrastructural renewal.

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