Target Hospitality runs remote worker camps—think temporary towns with beds, meals, and security—for government contractors and energy firms across North America.
Revenue fell from USD 0.56B in 2023 to USD 0.32B in 2025, with gross margin collapsing from 55.59% to 4.05% and net income turning negative. The business is now losing money, not generating profit.
Its 15,528-bed network in 27 communities creates switching costs for clients like the U.S. government, but the moat is eroding as revenue and margins shrink sharply, suggesting contracts are being lost or repriced. Competitors like Blackstone-owned Civeo and A
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