Willscot Holdings Corporation
A North American leader in turnkey temporary space solutions, this company leases modular offices, classrooms, clearspan structures, and portable storage containers — plus extras like furniture, power, and security — to construction sites, businesses, and schools. Its roots trace to 1944, when Albert Vaughn Williams built an 8-foot construction trailer towed behind a car; a 1990 merger of Williams Mobile Offices and Scotsman Manufacturing created the "Williams Scotsman" name. Fun twist: Scotsman Manufacturing once built dressing rooms for the movie industry, and in 2020 the firm merged with Mobile Mini, later rebranding to WillScot Holdings.
10-Q · Quarter ended Jun 30, 2026 · SEC filing ↗
The volume decline that has defined WillScot for two years nearly flattened. rose 3.9% to $612.2 million and held at 50.0% as a 6.2% increase in average rental rates and higher delivery activity more than offset the smallest drop in units on rent since early 2024. The pricing-over-volume strategy is still carrying the top line, but the volume story is changing beneath it.
The company states no material pending legal proceedings exist that would materially affect its financial position, results, or cash flows.
Risk factors remain materially unchanged from the 2025 10-K; no new or heightened risks are disclosed for Q2 FY2026.