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*Data last updated: 2026-05-04 03:04 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-05-04 03:04, Sterling Infrastructure Inc (STRL) is priced at $526,06, with a total market cap of $16,33B, a P/E ratio of 32,23, and a dividend yield of 0,00%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $510,00 and $536,73. The current price is 3,14% above the day's low and 1,98% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 449,60K. Over the past 52 weeks, STRL has traded between $364,23 to $536,73, and the current price is -1,98% away from the 52-week high.

STRL Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$515,62
Market Cap$16,33B
Volume449,60K
P/E Ratio32,23
Dividend Yield (TTM)0,00%
Dividend Amount$0,00
Diluted EPS (TTM)9,45
Net Income (FY)$290,15M
Revenue (FY)$2,49B
Earnings Date2026-05-04
EPS Estimate2,29
Revenue Estimate$603,57M
Shares Outstanding31,68M
Beta (1Y)1.511
Ex-Dividend Date1998-12-23

About STRL

Sterling Infrastructure, Inc. engages in the transportation, e-infrastructure, and building solutions primarily in the Southern United States, the Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic United States, the Rocky Mountain states, California, and Hawaii. It undertakes infrastructure and rehabilitation projects for highways, roads, bridges, airports, ports, light rail, water, wastewater, and storm drainage systems for the departments of transportation in various states, regional transit authorities, airport authorities, port authorities, water authorities and railroads. The company also provides specialty site infrastructure improvement contracting services for blue-chip end users in the e-commerce, data center, distribution center and warehousing, and energy sectors. In addition, it undertakes residential and commercial concrete foundations for single-family and multi-family homes, parking structures, elevated slabs, and other concrete work for national home builders, regional and custom home builders, and developers and general contractors in commercial markets. The company was formerly known as Sterling Construction Company, Inc. and changed its name to Sterling Infrastructure, Inc. in June 2022. Sterling Infrastructure, Inc. was founded in 1955 and is headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas.
SectorIndustrials
IndustryEngineering & Construction
CEOJoseph A. Cutillo
HeadquartersThe Woodlands,TX,US
Official Websitehttps://www.strlco.com
Employees (FY)4,40K
Average Revenue (1Y)$565,92K
Net Income per Employee$65,94K

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LiquidationKing

LiquidationKing

04-30 11:10
So earnings season is hitting and everyone's talking NVIDIA, but honestly there's a whole ecosystem of companies quietly crushing it in the AI infrastructure space that nobody pays attention to. I've been looking at a few plays that caught my eye. NVDA is the obvious one - barely missed earnings three times in five years, which is wild consistency. Thing is, shares have barely moved YTD, up just 2.7%, and the valuation's gotten more reasonable at 25x forward P/E. Might actually be a decent entry point if you've been waiting. But here's where it gets interesting. STRL (Sterling Infrastructure) is up 42% already this year because they're literally building and engineering the data centers that power all this hot AI infrastructure. Only missed twice in five years. WLDN (Willdan) is a consulting play for utilities and they've beaten earnings 11 quarters straight - currently up 6.6% YTD and hitting 5-year highs. That's the kind of consistency you don't see often. Then you've got MTZ (MasTec) up 28% YTD, builds infrastructure across energy and utilities, only missed once in five years. And ACA (Arcosa) making products for infrastructure, up 15% YTD near 5-year highs with just one miss since 2022. The real play here isn't just betting on hot AI chip demand - it's these infrastructure companies that are actually building out the backbone for the whole AI revolution. They're the picks and shovels in this gold rush. Most investors don't realize the hot AI boom needs massive infrastructure buildout first.
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WalletManager

WalletManager

04-20 06:02
Just been diving into an interesting angle that most people overlook when talking about the AI boom. Everyone's focused on the big tech names pumping billions into data center capex, but there's a whole ecosystem of non-tech plays that could quietly deliver solid returns if you know where to look. So here's the thing - we're talking about companies that directly benefit from this infrastructure buildout. The massive $380 billion capital spend happening this year across the Mag 7 isn't just about chips and servers. You need HVAC systems that can handle extreme cooling demands, power infrastructure, materials, engineering services. These are the unglamorous but essential pieces. Let me break down five stocks worth considering if you want to invest in data infrastructure plays: Comfort Systems USA (FIX) is riding the precision cooling wave hard. Data centers need specialized HVAC solutions that can deliver exact temperature and humidity control. Their revenue and earnings are expected to grow around 14.7% and 16.4% next year. The backlog is filling up as more facilities need these upgrades. Vertiv (VRT) is probably the most direct play here. They're basically the critical infrastructure backbone for modern data centers - thermal management, liquid cooling, power systems, modular solutions. Their partnership with NVIDIA to stay one GPU generation ahead on power efficiency is a smart positioning. Looking at 20.7% revenue growth and 26.3% earnings growth projected. This is a company that's actively expanding capacity to capture the AI wave. Sterling Infrastructure (STRL) is an engineering firm that's seeing explosive demand. Their E-Infrastructure segment (60% of revenues) grew revenues over 125% year-over-year in Q3, driven almost entirely by AI data center projects. The backlog hit $2.6 billion, up 64% from last year. If you want exposure to the actual construction and engineering side, this is where it's happening. Dominion Energy (D) is the steadier play. They're investing heavily in grid infrastructure and renewable assets while also exploring Small Modular Reactors. Data centers need reliable, scalable power - that's exactly what they provide. The Amazon partnership on SMR development shows how critical their role is becoming. Alcoa (AA) might be the dark horse nobody's talking about. Aluminum is essential for data center infrastructure - cooling towers, server racks, radiators, solar panels for renewable power. The demand multiplication effect hasn't fully played out yet, but it's coming. The broader thesis here is solid: if you want to invest in data stocks and infrastructure, you don't necessarily need to chase the mega-cap tech names. These plays offer cleaner growth narratives and less crowded valuations. Each of these companies has strong fundamentals and clear visibility into multi-year project cycles. Worth researching if you're building a portfolio around the AI infrastructure theme.
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