URI Shareholder/Stockholder Letter Transcript:
2025
ANNUAL
REPORT
general rental and specialty businesses
grew year-over-year, with specialty again
posting double-digit growth supported by
all seven of our specialty businesses2.
Letter to our
Shareholders
In 2025, we again committed to
doubling down on being our customers
partner of choice. This translated
into working with our customers to
provide an unmatched experience
across our one-stop-shop of general
rental and specialty products and
services, coupled with industryleading technology and a world-class
team. Our team s steadfast dedication
to this commitment, in addition to
our unwavering focus on safety and
operational excellence, resulted in
another year of record revenue and
adjusted EBITDA1, strong free cash
ow1 generation, and solid returns.
Large projects drove most of our
growth in 2025, with strong demand
across non-residential construction and
infrastructure, while our industrial endmarket saw particular strength within
our power vertical. Both our
Looking forward, we continue to make
investments in the foundation for our
growth over the long-term. In 2025, we
added additional eet to meet customer
demand, opened 60 new specialty
branches, continued to invest in our
market-leading technology platforms,
and invested in our people to ensure
that we are serving our customers with
best-in-class solutions and an unmatched
experience. We remain focused on
pro table growth, capital e ciency and
the exibility of our business model, which
enable us to generate meaningful free
cash ow1 throughout the cycle. In turn,
we allocate capital in ways that allow us
to create long-term shareholder value.
We continue to strategically di erentiate
ourselves in the industry and
our results are a testament to this.
For the full year 2025, we reported record
total revenue of $16.1 billion, GAAP
diluted EPS of $38.61 and adjusted EPS1
of $42.06. Net income was $2.5 billion at
a margin of 15.5%1. Adjusted EBITDA was
a record at $7.3 billion, translating to a
healthy margin of 45.5%1. We generated
$5.2 billion of net cash from operating
activities and $2.2 billion of free cash
ow1, a er investing $4.2 billion in gross
rental capital expenditures.
Return on invested capital (ROIC) for the
year was 11.7%, while, at year-end, our
net leverage ratio was 1.9x, which was
well within our targeted range of 1.5x 2.5x, and our liquidity was a strong $3.3
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growth, we returned nearly $2.4 billion of
capital to shareholders in 2025 through
$1.9 billion of share repurchases and
approximately $0.5 billion of dividends.
In furtherance of our capital allocation
strategy, in January 2026, we announced
a 10% increase in our quarterly dividend
to $1.97 per share and introduced a new
$5 billion open-ended share repurchase
program that is intended to support
buybacks for the next several years.
As we ve shared the last couple of
years, longer-term tailwinds continue
to look favorable for our industry.
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being made across manufacturing,
infrastructure, energy, and technology.
We have an incredible team at United
Rentals, with a culture that is unmatched
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momentum and continue to build a bestin-class company and capitalize on the
opportunities ahead of us. In 2025, we
saw strong employee retention in a tight
labor market and grew our employee
base by over 2%. We invested in our
best-in-class safety culture, resulting in
another excellent safety recordable rate
for the year, while also earning national
recognition for our strong culture.
Outlook
Based on all of the market factors
summarized above, we expect another
year of growth in 2026. Our 2026
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total revenue of $16.8 billion to $17.3
billion, and adjusted EBITDA1 of $7.575
billion to $7.825 billion. We expect
to generate net cash from operating
activities of $5.3 billion to $6.1 billion,
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$4.3 billion to $4.7 billion, and free cash
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Specialty as discussed above is comprised of 1) the specialty reporting segment (comprised of our Fluid Solutions,
Europe, Trench Safety, Power and HVAC, Mobile Storage, Matting Solutions and Australasia regions) and 2) the Site
Services and Tool Solutions regions, which are included in our general rentals reporting segment.
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Board of Directors
Senior Vice Presidents
Michael J. Kneeland
Chair
Jason C. Barba
Senior Vice President
Operations, East Division
Melissa H. Hanna
Vice President
Talent Management
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Robert C. Bower
Senior Vice President
Operations, West Division
Mitchell J. Holder
Vice President
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Esiah D. McNeil
Vice President
Southwest Region
Chris A. Burlog
Senior Vice President
Operations, Central Division
Teresa A. Kee
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Hendrik Jan Molenaar
Vice President, Europe
Michael G. Cloer
Senior Vice President
Business Operations
Ty TJ Mahoney
Vice President
Supply Chain
Larry D. De Shon (3, 4)
Director
Thomas P. Jones
Senior Vice President
Operations, Site Solutions Division
Matthew J. Flannery (4)
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John T. Mongan Jr.
Vice President
Advanced Solutions
John Eddie King
Senior Vice President
Operations, South Division
Erin C. Neumann
Vice President
Operations Excellence
Kim Harris Jones (1, 2)
Director
Joseph W. Pledger
Senior Vice President
Finance
Michael V. Sala
Vice President
Tax and Real Estate
Craig A. Schmidt
Senior Vice President
National Accounts
Emmanuel Noel M. Siscar
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Lead Independent Director
Julie M. Heuer Brandt
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Shiv Singh (1, 3)
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Alexander R. Taussig (4)
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Daniel C. Sparks
Senior Vice President
Sales Operations and Support
Corporate Vice Presidents
Tomer Barkan
Vice President
Planning and Analysis
Alfredo E. Barquin
Vice President
Business Development
Andrea L. Brugger
Vice President
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Vice President
Treasurer
John J. Fahey
Vice President
Internal Audit
Timothy M. Fischer Jr.
Vice President
Vertical Sales for National Accounts
Elizabeth Grenfell
Vice President
Investor Relations
Robert N. Halsey
Vice President
Marketing
Committees of the Board as of March 4, 2026
(1) Audit Committee, Kim Harris Jones, Chair
(2) Compensation Committee, Marc A. Bruno, Chair
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(4) Strategy Committee, Terri L. Kelly, Chair
Matthew A. Waterman
Vice President
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Kevin M. O Brien
Vice President
Mid-Central Region
Audwin W. Reed
Vice President
South Region
Nicholas M. Roberts
Vice President
Southeast Region
Gina M. Rollins
Vice President
Reliable Onsite Services Region
Jason L. Rose
Vice President
Fluid Solutions Region
Stephen M. Szaniszlo
Vice President
Northeast Region
Regional Vice Presidents
Joel S. Weaver
Vice President
Matting Solutions Region
Mattney A. Burgin
Vice President
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David G. Williams
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Ryan R. Eaton
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Midwest Region
John Scott Fisher
Vice President
Western Canada Region
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Northwest Region
Todd M. Hayes
Vice President
Trench Safety Region
Antwan J. Houston
Vice President
Tools Solutions Region
John J. Humphrey
Vice President
Mid-Atlantic Region
Michael J. Kneeland
Julie M. Heuer Brandt
Marc A. Bruno
Larry D. De Shon
Matthew J. Flannery
Kim Harris Jones
Terri L. Kelly
Francisco J. Lopez-Balboa
Gracia Martore
Shiv Singh
Alexander Taussig
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