The company’s performance marks a sharp decline from the C$24.3 million net income reported in the same quarter last year. Revenue dropped 5.8% to C$693.7 million, while margins tightened from 13.8% to 13.3%. Management cited a lower opening order backlog and the timing of project executions as primary drivers for the downturn, alongside a strategic reduction in large-scale automotive work.

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