Aramark HoldingsRevenue beat on Nexus expansion and record client retention, with new client wins up 51%.

Aramark reported second-quarter revenue of $5.06 billion, up 9.3% year over year and 2.4% above analyst estimates of $4.94 billion, while adjusted EPS of $0.52 beat consensus by 7.2%. CEO John Zillmer cited record client retention of approximately 98% and expansion of the Aramark Nexus hospitality platform for workforce communities and AI data centers. The company has signed eight Nexus sites expected to add $400–$500 million in annual revenue over the next two years, with the initial hyperscaler contract already expanded by 40% in scope. Aramark also reported more than $1.6 billion in new client wins year-to-date, 51% above the prior year, and double-digit organic revenue growth in its international segment. Management expects high-single-digit organic revenue growth and 30–40 basis points of annual core margin improvement, with Nexus contracts accretive to company-average margins.
Aramark HoldingsRevenue beat on Nexus expansion and record client retention, with new client wins up 51%.