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FLINT Corp. (TSX: FLNT) announced $319 million in new contract awards and renewals, bringing the total work secured in 2026 to $365.5 million and extending its project backlog through 2030.
"These awards extend our contracted backlog through 2030 and reflect the confidence our customers continue to place in FLINT's people and service delivery," said Barry Card, Chief Executive Officer. "We are focused on disciplined execution that converts this backlog into predictable results and long-term shareholder value."
The new contracts add to the $46.5 million in renewals secured in the first two months of 2026. Approximately 37% of the newly announced $319 million in work, equating to about $118 million, is scheduled for execution this year. The remaining 63% is scheduled for completion between 2027 and 2030, strengthening the company's long-term revenue visibility.
The announcement provides a significant boost to FLINT's future revenue stream ahead of the market opening on May 5. Shares of FLINT closed at $3.05 on the Toronto Stock Exchange on May 4. The new contracts, combined with awards secured in 2025, represent a substantial expansion of the company's order book.
With a history stretching back over 100 years, Calgary-based FLINT provides construction, maintenance, and environmental services to Canada's energy and industrial sectors. The company serves a diversified client base in oil and gas, mining, power, and infrastructure.
The company did not disclose the specific customers or projects associated with the new awards but noted the work spans its various service offerings. The forward-looking information is based on assumptions of favorable operating conditions and compliance from counterparties, as stated in the press release.
This series of contract wins signals a strong demand environment for FLINT's services and improves the company's forward revenue visibility. Investors will be watching the stock's performance on the TSX at the market open for reaction to the news, with the next major catalyst being the company's upcoming quarterly earnings report.
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