ACM
AECOM
Is ACM Halal?
Infrastructure engineering and consulting firm — a permissible professional-services business, with debt to screen.
What You Should Know
AECOM is a global infrastructure consulting firm providing planning, design, engineering, program management, and construction-management services for transportation, water, environmental, energy, and buildings projects across the public and private sectors. Providing engineering and professional consulting services is a clearly permissible activity with no haram revenue line of its own. After exiting its self-perform construction business, AECOM operates a professional-services model. The main screening item is the balance sheet: AECOM carries a moderate debt load, so its total-debt-to-market-cap ratio should be confirmed against the 33% threshold using the latest filings; it has generally screened within range. As a services firm the receivables ratio (unbilled and billed receivables) is worth checking, and incidental interest income on cash should be checked against the 5% threshold and the corresponding portion of returns purified.
⚠️ Concerns
- •Carries a moderate debt load — confirm total debt / market cap stays under the 33% threshold against the latest filings
- •Services model can leave a meaningful receivables ratio — confirm total receivables / total assets against the board's threshold (49–70%) against the latest filings
- •Incidental interest income on cash should be checked against the 5% threshold and the corresponding portion of returns purified
- •Cyclical with public infrastructure budgets and project timing — re-screen the ratios periodically
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