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ISS is landing bigger, longer-running service contracts and leaning into workplace sustainability—two trends that could make its revenue steadier and lift profits over time. But growth may cool if price increases fade, the U.S. expansion doesn’t pay off soon, or large contract rollouts and a key arbitration decision go against the company.Read more

ISS is quietly building out its U.S. business while leaning into customers’ growing demand for bundled workplace services and stronger people-focused standards, which could make earnings steadier over time. The key question is whether this mix of expansion and service upgrades can translate into better pricing and higher quality growth without slipping on execution.Read more

ISS is pushing for growth through price hikes and a bigger push into the U.S., but rising wages and upfront expansion costs could leave it working harder for the same profit. The key question is whether big new contracts and efficiency gains can outpace tighter customer budgets and tougher delivery risks.Read more
