Earnings brief · Results released 27 October 2026

Johnson Controls International earnings: fourth quarter 2026

Johnson Controls International, which makes heating, cooling and building systems, closed its 2026 financial year with a fourth quarter of fast profit growth and a surge in new orders. Sales grew 12% on an organic basis, and adjusted profit per share rose about 32%. Orders rose far faster still, led by its data center business. It also gave its first forecasts for 2027. 1

Against what analysts expected

Analysts' average forecast, as compiled by Nasdaq's earnings calendar from six estimates, was $1.58 a share. The company came in above it on both measures: $1.66 on its adjusted figure and $1.60 as reported. 12

Yearly adjusted operating profit before depreciation hit $4.7 billion Adjusted EBITDA (non-GAAP), last twelve months, quarter by quarter, as Johnson Controls International reported it Data as of 27 Oct 2026 $4.0bn September 30, 2025 $4.6bn June 30, 2026 $4.7bn September 30, 2026

The strong points

The weak points

What the company expects

Our verdict on the quarter

A strong report. Profit per share rose by about a third and came in above analysts' forecasts, while orders grew far faster than sales; the only soft spots are cash flattered by payment timing and a higher tax rate, and the 2027 outlook is new, so it neither raised nor cut an earlier forecast.

The results as published

Notes

  1. Johnson Controls International's results release, 27 October 2026: sec.gov. ↩
  2. Nasdaq's earnings calendar, 27 October 2026. ↩
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