Stantec Inc. secured a €27.7 million (C$45.4 million) contract for the second phase of the European Commission’s Global Technical Assistance Facility (TAF) for Sustainable Energy, a multi‑year engagement that will run through October 2028.
The award expands Stantec’s footprint across the EU’s partner countries, covering Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, Asia, the Pacific, the Middle East and the EU’s Eastern Neighborhood. It builds on the firm’s successful management of the first TAF phase and the earlier Sustainable Energy for All initiative, reinforcing Stantec’s reputation as a trusted advisor for large‑scale sustainable‑energy projects.
The contract adds significant backlog visibility and aligns with Stantec’s growth strategy in international energy markets. In the third quarter of 2025, the company reported an 11.8 % increase in net revenue and a 100‑basis‑point rise in adjusted EBITDA margin to 19.0 %, underscoring strong execution and pricing power across its service lines.
Cath Schefer, Chief Operating Officer, Global, said the award “reflects the trust placed in our team to deliver complex, multi‑country energy programs with agility and excellence.” She added that Stantec is proud to support the EU’s vision for a just and sustainable energy transition and is committed to creating enabling environments for investment and real impact on the ground.
Stantec’s long‑standing relationship with the European Commission, its recent acquisitions of Page, Ryan Hanley, Morrison Hershfield and ZETCON Engineering, and its consistent track record of winning EU contracts position the company to capitalize on this new award and further expand its global service portfolio.
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