Cork-headquartered Johnson Controls sales surge amid demand for cooling equipment in data centres

The industrial systems supplier has its global headquarters on Albert Quay in Cork city

Demand for cooling equipment used in data centres has led Cork-headquartered Johnson Controls International to raise its 2026 profit forecast, the company confirmed on Wednesday. 

Demand for cooling equipment used in data centres worldwide has led Cork-headquartered Johnson Controls International to raise its 2026 profit forecast, the company confirmed on Wednesday. 

First quarter sales (ending December 31, 2025) increased 7% to $5.79bn (€4.9bn), above $5.43bn (€4.6bn) a year earlier. The company based on Albert Quay in Cork city centre is anticipating sustained demand for its thermal management and cooling equipment used in data centres.