TIC · NYSE

TIC Solutions, Inc.

Services-Business Services, NEC

Listing type has not been classified. Company financial ratios are not specific to a share class. CIK 0002032966

Dividend overview

Latest reported dividend

Not available

No event collected.

Next announced payment

Not available

No future payment is present in our collected records.

Ex-dividend date

Not reported

For the next collected payment. An unreported date is not inferred from the record date.

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Cash flow & dividend coverage

Cash payout ratio

Not available

Annual cash dividends ÷ net income.

FCF payout ratio

0.0%

Annual cash dividends ÷ (operating cash flow − PP&E expenditures).

Company-level · annual period Jan 1, 2025 – Dec 31, 2025. Metric date: Oct 21, 2026. Calculated: 2026-10-21T16:41:25.622Z (UTC). Underlying filing

A ratio may be unavailable because comparable annual inputs are missing, earnings or free cash flow are nonpositive, or the reporting period is too old. Missing is not zero.

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Cash-dividend numerator: Total cash dividends. Total cash dividends may include more than the common-share distribution.

Dividend history

No matching dividend events have been collected. This does not establish that the company pays no dividend.

Financial context

Company financials →
Selected annual US-GAAP cash-flow and earnings facts · USD
Reporting periodMeasureUSD millionsFiling
Dec 31, 2025From Jan 1, 2025Operating cash flow95.0SEC filingMar 12, 2026
Dec 31, 2025From Jan 1, 2025Net income-87.1SEC filingMar 12, 2026
Dec 31, 2025From Jan 1, 2025Total cash dividends0.0SEC filingMar 12, 2026
Dec 31, 2025From Jan 1, 2025Capital expenditures (PP&E)33.8SEC filingMar 12, 2026

Latest filed value per tag and exact annual period, within the last seven years. Common-stock and total cash dividends are separate measures; do not add them together. These selected facts are not a complete financial statement.

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Sources & corrections

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