European Investor
05 Nov 2025, 17:24
Johnson Controls Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal 2025 Results, Issues Fiscal 2026 Guidance
Johnson Controls International reported strong fourth quarter and full-year 2025 results, highlighting continued organic growth and robust demand across its building technology and services portfolio. Fourth quarter sales rose 3 percent year over year to 6.4 billion dollars, with organic sales up 4 percent. Full-year sales increased 3 percent to 23.6 billion dollars, driven by 6 percent organic growth.
GAAP earnings per share for the fourth quarter were 0.42 dollars, while adjusted EPS reached 1.26 dollars. For the full year, GAAP EPS was 2.63 dollars, and adjusted EPS was 3.76 dollars. Quarterly net income from continuing operations totaled 267 million dollars, while adjusted net income was 798 million dollars.
Orders grew 6 percent organically compared with the prior year, and the company’s Systems and Services backlog rose 13 percent to 14.9 billion dollars, a record level.
CEO Joakim Weidemanis said the company’s strong performance reflects resilient demand and successful execution of its technology-led strategy. “Our leadership in advanced data center cooling and decarbonization solutions continues to set us apart,” he said, adding that Johnson Controls’ proprietary business system is improving operational consistency and long-term value creation.
The company noted that it expects continued growth momentum into fiscal 2026, supported by its expanding backlog, rising global demand for energy-efficient infrastructure, and sustained focus on innovation and sustainability.
Johnson Controls International reported strong fourth quarter and full-year 2025 results, highlighting continued organic growth and robust demand across its building technology and services portfolio. Fourth quarter sales rose 3 percent year over year to 6.4 billion dollars, with organic sales up 4 percent. Full-year sales increased 3 percent to 23.6 billion dollars, driven by 6 percent organic growth.
GAAP earnings per share for the fourth quarter were 0.42 dollars, while adjusted EPS reached 1.26 dollars. For the full year, GAAP EPS was 2.63 dollars, and adjusted EPS was 3.76 dollars. Quarterly net income from continuing operations totaled 267 million dollars, while adjusted net income was 798 million dollars.
Orders grew 6 percent organically compared with the prior year, and the company’s Systems and Services backlog rose 13 percent to 14.9 billion dollars, a record level.
CEO Joakim Weidemanis said the company’s strong performance reflects resilient demand and successful execution of its technology-led strategy. “Our leadership in advanced data center cooling and decarbonization solutions continues to set us apart,” he said, adding that Johnson Controls’ proprietary business system is improving operational consistency and long-term value creation.
The company noted that it expects continued growth momentum into fiscal 2026, supported by its expanding backlog, rising global demand for energy-efficient infrastructure, and sustained focus on innovation and sustainability.
