Bristow Q3 2026 Results Affirm EBITDA Midpoint; VTOL Upside from AAM and Offshore Strength
Nov 3, 2026, 4:46 PM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Solid beat on revenue and earnings, plus EBITDA midpoint reaffirmation, indicates foundational strength. The Berry Aviation integration expanding Government Services and robust Offshore Energy profitability support cash flow and dividends, which can lift near-term VTOL valuations. Longer-term AAM initiatives add optionality for VTOL-related upside, despite near-term supply-chain headwinds.
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Bristow Group reported Q3 2026 revenue of $437.9 million with net income of $27.7 million and adjusted EBITDA of $89.6 million, reaffirming the full-year midpoint. The Berry Aviation integration boosted Government Services, while Offshore Energy remains profitable amid a tight helicopter market. Management cites supply-chain stabilization in 2027 and ongoing AAM initiatives as potential VTOL catalysts, supporting optionality for near-term and longer-term upside.
Repurchased 547,785 shares for $25.0M; declared $0.125 dividend.
Supply-chain issues dampen Government Services margins; stabilization expected in 2027.
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