Montrose Environmental Group announced that its senior management team will participate in one-on-one investor meetings at the 28th Annual Needham Growth Conference on January 14-15, 2026, in New York City. The Company will be represented by its Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer and Head of Investor Relations, marking its third consecutive year at this event. Investors will have the opportunity to engage on Montrose’s growth strategy, recent backlog figures exceeding $550 million and its guidance for high-teens percentage revenue growth in fiscal 2026. The meetings underscore management’s commitment to transparency around its environmental services backlog, project pipeline and margin expansion initiatives across its 120 global locations and 3,500-strong workforce.

Montrose unveiled its patent-pending VeriPlume Capture System™, a breakthrough in methane emissions monitoring that combines real-time laser spectroscopy with drone-mounted samplers to deliver continuous plume characterization at precision levels below 0.1 parts per million. Developed over two years in Montrose’s Houston R&D center, the technology addresses critical monitoring gaps in upstream oil and gas operations and landfills, where methane accounts for up to 30% of total greenhouse gas impact. Initial field trials demonstrated a 40% improvement in detection range and a 25% reduction in technician exposure time compared to existing methods. The Company plans to commercialize VeriPlume in Q3 2026, targeting a serviceable addressable market of over $1.2 billion annually.

Building on its measurement and monitoring innovation, Montrose is expanding its laboratory and engineering services to support new methane regulations in North America and Europe. The Company secured two multi-year contracts worth a combined $45 million to provide continuous emissions monitoring systems (CEMS) and remediation engineering for petrochemical facilities. These wins add to its existing environmental compliance portfolio, which generated 60% of Montrose’s total revenue in the last fiscal year. Management forecasts that regulatory-driven spending will contribute up to 35% of incremental revenue growth through 2028, driven by stricter federal and state methane reduction mandates.