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Sterling Infrastructure Stock Rockets as Data Center Boom Sends Q1 Revenue Up 92%

Sterling Infrastructure Stock Rockets as Data Center Boom Sends Q1 Revenue Up 92%

Sterling Infrastructure shares jumped nearly 47% late Tuesday morning after first-quarter revenue surged 92% to $825.7 million, driven by data center and semiconductor projects. Net income rose to $96 million, or $3.09 per share. The company raised its 2026 revenue forecast to up to $3.8 billion and said E-Infrastructure work made up 72% of first-quarter revenue. Backlog reached $3.8 billion at March 31.
5 May 2026
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Sterling Infrastructure Stock Jumps as Data-Center Work Drives Q1 Beat, 2026 Outlook Raise

Sterling Infrastructure Stock Jumps as Data-Center Work Drives Q1 Beat, 2026 Outlook Raise

Sterling Infrastructure shares jumped 19% in late trading Monday after first-quarter profit and revenue beat estimates and the company raised its 2026 outlook. Net income was $96 million on revenue of $825.7 million, with E-Infrastructure revenue up 174% to $597.7 million. Backlog reached $3.80 billion, up 78% from a year ago. Building Solutions adjusted operating income fell 42% amid continued housing market weakness.
5 May 2026
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Sterling Infrastructure (STRL) Stock Drops Nearly 10% on Dec. 17, 2025: Today’s News, Analyst Targets, and 2026 Outlook

Sterling Infrastructure (STRL) Stock Drops Nearly 10% on Dec. 17, 2025: Today’s News, Analyst Targets, and 2026 Outlook

Sterling Infrastructure shares fell nearly 10% to around $287 in Wednesday trading, reversing sharply from an early high of $323. The drop followed broader weakness in construction stocks, with no company-specific news cited. Analysts noted Sterling’s strong multi-year run and ongoing volatility. The company’s business focus continues to shift toward data centers and other mission-critical infrastructure.
17 December 2025
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  • 3 Australian Nuclear Energy Stocks With Growth And Funding Questions
    June 21, 2026, 1:45 AM EDT. Three Australian nuclear energy-related stocks highlight contrasting growth prospects and financial stability amid evolving energy demands. Worley Limited (ASX:WOR), an engineering services firm, reported A$12.4 billion in segment-adjusted revenue dominated by the Americas and Europe. Despite its role in both fossil fuel and low-carbon projects, Worley's thin 3.1% margins, high debt levels, and inconsistent dividends raise concerns. Silex Systems (ASX:SLX), focused on innovative laser enrichment technologies for uranium and other industries, shows pioneering potential but limited revenue scale. These stocks reflect the intersection of traditional energy infrastructure and emerging nuclear technology, facing execution risks and funding uncertainties as investors seek sustainable power sector exposure.

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Home Depot shares finish week up as investors weigh housing numbers

Home Depot shares finish week up as investors weigh housing numbers

21 June 2026
Home Depot jumped 2.1% to $334.28 in a shortened week as Wall Street rallied, but weak U.S. housing starts and upcoming May new-home-sales data keep pressure on the home-improvement outlook; the company reaffirmed 2026 sales and earnings targets despite volatile conditions and persistent housing affordability concerns.
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