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Jacobs Solutions: revenue, profit and dividends

In fiscal 2025, Jacobs Solutions had revenue of $12B, down 2.4% a year on average since 2020, and net income of $289M (2.4% of revenue). It paid a dividend of $1.25 a share.

Revenue, fiscal 2025

$12B−2.4% a year

average annual revenue growth since 2020 · +4.6% vs 2024

Net income, 2025
$289M
2.4% of revenue
Diluted EPS, 2025
$2.38
−0.1% a year since 2015
Dividend per share, 2025
$1.25
Shares, 2025
122M
−3.3% since 2015
Free cash flow, 2025
$607M
$687M from operations − $79.2M capex
Ticker
J · NYSE
Sector
Industrials
Sub-industry
Construction & Engineering
Headquarters
Dallas, Texas
Founded
1947
In the S&P 500 since
October 26, 2007
Latest fiscal year
2025, ended September 26, 2025
SEC filer
Jacobs Solutions Inc. · CIK 0000052988

Revenue and net income

Revenue went from $6.33B in 2017 to $12B in 2025.

RevenueNet income
Fiscal years · US dollarsSource: SEC EDGAR (company filings)

Diluted earnings per share

Diluted EPS went from $2.35 in 2007 to $2.38 in 2025. Ten-year growth: −0.1% a year.

Fiscal years · US dollars per share, adjusted for splitsSource: SEC EDGAR (company filings)

Dividends per share

Not raised in 2025.

Fiscal years · US dollars per share, adjusted for splitsSource: SEC EDGAR (company filings)

Shares outstanding

3.3% fewer shares in 2025 than in 2015 (126M → 122M): buybacks outweighed new shares.

Fiscal years · diluted weighted-average shares, adjusted for splitsSource: SEC EDGAR (company filings)

Operating cash flow, capex and free cash flow

Free cash flow (operating cash flow minus capital expenditure) was $607M in 2025, 5.0% of revenue. Negative in 2019.

Operating cash flowCapital expenditureFree cash flow
Fiscal years · US dollarsSource: SEC EDGAR (company filings)

Year by year

Fiscal yearRevenueNet incomeNet marginDiluted EPSDividendSharesOperating cash flowCapexFree cash flow
2025$12B$289M2.4%$2.38$1.25*122M$687M$79.2M$607M
2024$11.5B$806M7.0%$6.32—126M$1.05B$121M$934M
2023$10.9B$666M6.1%$5.30$0.26127M$975M$137M$837M
2022$9.78B$644M6.6%$4.98—129M$475M$128M$347M
2021$14.1B$477M3.4%$3.20—131M$726M$92.8M$633M
2020$13.6B$492M3.6%$3.71$0.19133M$807M$118M$689M
2019$12.7B$848M6.7%$6.08$0.19139M−$366M$136M−$502M
2018$10.6B$163M1.5%$1.18$0.19138M$481M$94.9M$386M
2017$6.33B$294M4.6%$2.42—120M$575M$118M$457M
2016—$210M—$1.73—121M$680M$67.7M$612M
2015—$303M—$2.40—126M$485M$88.4M$396M
2014—$328M—$2.48—132M$722M$132M$590M
2013—$423M—$3.23—131M———
2012—$379M—$2.94—129M———
2011—$331M—$2.60—127M———
2010—$246M—$1.96—126M$224M$49.1M$175M
2009—$400M—$3.21—125M$532M$55.5M$476M
2008—$421M—$3.38—124M$313M$115M$199M
2007—$287M—$2.35——$361M$64.6M$296M

Fiscal years, labelled by the year in which they end. US dollars; per-share figures and share counts adjusted for splits. —: not in the data. * added up from quarterly reports.

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