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Monday, June 15, 2026
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Quanta Services shares rose 3.51% on Friday, June 12, 2026, outperforming the Industrial & Commercial Services sector (up 1.17%), and were designated Zacks Equity Research's 'Bull of the Day' the same day. The move builds on strong Q1 2026 results that beat expectations, with revenue of $7.87 billion (up from $6.23 billion a year earlier), adjusted diluted EPS gains, a record backlog of $48.5 billion as of March 31, and raised full-year 2026 guidance. The company also announced a $1 billion stock repurchase program and a dividend. The bull case is durable demand from electrification and AI/data-center power buildout driving a ~20% earnings growth forecast for 2026. The bear case centers on a premium valuation, execution and permitting risks, and a recent series of insider stock sales that have weighed on sentiment, with some analysts maintaining a Hold on valuation concerns.
Quanta Services holds its Annual Meeting of Stockholders on May 21, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. CDT, the same day as today's research. The meeting follows a 6.1% share-price drop to $723.03 on May 18 despite a string of bullish analyst actions on the back of strong Q1 results - revenue of $7.87B (up 26.3% YoY), adjusted EPS of $2.68 vs. $2.03 consensus, and a record $48.5B backlog up 37% YoY. Recent PT increases include UBS to $900 (from $646), BofA to $800 (from $610), TD Cowen to $775 (from $570), and Citi to $733 (from $640). Management will hit the KeyBanc and Bernstein conferences May 27-28. Insider selling of ~$123M over three months is a watch-item.
Quanta Services shares declined 6.1% on May 18, 2026 to $723.03 despite a strong fundamental backdrop. Q1 2026 revenue reached $7.87B with net income of $220.6M and adjusted diluted EPS of $2.68 beating expectations, with total backlog growing 37% YoY to $48.5B. The company raised its full-year 2026 revenue and earnings guidance and outlined plans to nearly double its manufacturing, fabrication, and logistics footprint to push deeper into modular data center infrastructure for hyperscale clients. Quanta announced participation in six institutional investor conferences May 27-28 and June 16-17, 2026, including KeyBanc, Bernstein Strategic Decisions, Truist, and TD Cowen events. UBS raised its price target to $900 from $646 and TD Cowen raised its target to $775 from $570. Average analyst rating is Buy.
Quanta Services shares dropped 4.91% on May 18, 2026 to $731.04 as insider selling and perceived overvaluation pressured the stock despite a record $48.5 billion backlog (up 37% YoY) and Q1 2026 revenue of $7.87B versus $6.23B a year earlier. Adjusted diluted EPS of $2.68 beat $1.78 in Q1 2025, and management raised full-year 2026 guidance citing improved visibility on power, renewable, and pipeline infrastructure demand. The board also approved a $0.11 quarterly dividend, ~10% above the prior level. UBS recently raised its price target to $900 from $646 and TD Cowen lifted its target to $775 from $570, both reflecting bullish power-grid capex tailwinds. The bear case is that valuation is stretched after a strong run, and insider sales plus broader risk-off sentiment have triggered profit-taking.
Quanta Services reported strong Q1 2026 results in early May with revenue up 26.3% YoY to $7.87 billion (vs. $6.99B consensus) and adjusted EPS of $2.68 (vs. $2.03 consensus), with organic revenue rising nearly 14% and total backlog growing 37% YoY to a record $48.5 billion. Management raised FY2026 adjusted EPS guidance to $13.55-$14.25 from $12.65-$13.35 and revenue to $34.7B-$35.2B from $33.25B-$33.75B, driven by data center power demand, grid hardening, and renewable energy projects. The company also outlined plans to nearly double manufacturing, fabrication, and logistics footprint for modular data center infrastructure. Multiple analysts including UBS, TD Cowen, Stifel, Bank of America, Baird, Truist, JPMorgan, and Citi raised price targets. Bear case: CEO Earl Austin sold 155,992 shares totaling roughly $120.2 million on May 7, signaling potential valuation concerns; the data-center thesis is sensitive to hyperscaler capex pullback.
Quanta Services reported a blockbuster Q1 2026 with revenue of $7.87B (up 26.3% YoY) and adjusted EPS of $2.68 (up from $1.78), beating consensus EPS of $2.04 by 31.5%. The company raised full-year 2026 revenue and adjusted diluted EPS guidance. Growth is driven by electric transmission and distribution upgrades, renewable energy installation and maintenance, and surging demand from AI/data-center build-out. Management reiterated mid-to-high-teens earnings growth or better through at least the end of the decade, citing grid modernization, electrification, renewables transition, industrial reshoring and communications upgrades. Analyst price target hikes followed: UBS raised PT to $900, TD Cowen to $775, with Cantor Fitzgerald maintaining Buy. Shares closed at $773.72 on May 13, up 31.71% over the past month and 127.32% over 52 weeks. Risk: extended valuation leaves the stock exposed to any moderation in data-center capex.
Quanta Services CEO Earl Austin executed a major stock sale of 155,992 shares for a total value of $120,216,530, disclosed in recent insider-trading filings. PWR set an all-time high of $788.75 on May 6 and was trading at $781.38 with valuation models flagging the stock as significantly overvalued versus a GF Value of $386.32. The backdrop is Q1 2026 results showing revenue up 26.3% to $7.87 billion versus $6.99B expected, adjusted EPS of $2.68 vs. $2.03 consensus, and FY26 EPS guidance raised to $13.55-$14.25 from $12.65-$13.35 with a record $48.5 billion backlog. On May 4, TD Cowen raised its price target to $775 from $570 (Buy). This matters because the CEO's $120M sale, combined with stretched valuation, raises questions about near-term upside despite strong fundamentals. The risk is a sentiment-driven pullback if more insiders sell or if data-center capex expectations begin to moderate.
Quanta Services trades near its all-time high ($788.75 on May 6) after a strong Q1 beat (EPS $2.68 vs est., revenue +26% to $7.87B) and raised FY 2026 guidance to $13.55-$14.25 EPS and $34.7-$35.2B revenue. CEO Earl C. Austin Jr. sold ~$2.3M in shares on May 5, which can be a near-term overhang. The company also raised its quarterly dividend ~10% to $0.11/share. Risk: stock has rallied ~30% in the past month and ~140% YoY, leaving little room for execution missteps amid lofty grid-modernization and data-center expectations. Backlog of $48.5B grew 37% YoY, supporting the bullish electrification thesis.
On May 11, Quanta Services posted Q1 2026 revenue of $7.87 billion (up 26.3% YoY) versus $6.99 billion expected and adjusted EPS of $2.68 versus $2.03 consensus, driving shares up 4.9% to $781.38. The company raised FY26 adjusted EPS guidance to $13.55-$14.25 (from $12.65-$13.35), revenue guidance to $34.7-$35.2 billion (from $33.25-$33.75 billion), and adjusted EBITDA to $3.49-$3.65 billion. Backlog reached a record $48.5 billion. Quanta also outlined plans to nearly double its manufacturing, fabrication, and logistics footprint to support modular data center infrastructure for hyperscalers. Shares are up 128% over the past year and 69% YTD.
Quanta Services reported strong Q1 2026 results with adjusted EPS of $2.68 versus the $2.03 consensus and revenue of $7.87 billion versus $6.99 billion expected, growing 26.3% YoY. The company raised its FY26 adjusted EPS outlook to $13.55-$14.25 (from $12.65-$13.35), FY26 revenue outlook to $34.7B-$35.2B, and adjusted EBITDA outlook to $3.49B-$3.65B. Backlog reached a record $48.5 billion. CEO Earl Duke Austin executed a major insider sale on May 7, offloading 155,992 shares for $120.2 million. The Chief Accounting Officer also sold $3.03 million in stock. The 2026 Annual Meeting of Stockholders is scheduled for May 21. PWR reached an all-time high of $742.33 on May 1, 2026. Seaport tapped PWR as its top large-cap power stock pick for 2026.
Quanta Services delivered strong Q1 2026 results with adjusted EPS of $2.68, significantly exceeding consensus of $2.06 by 31.50%, and revenue of $7.9 billion versus expected $6.99 billion, representing 26% year-over-year growth with 14% organic growth. The company's total backlog reached $48.5 billion, growing 37% year-over-year, while adjusted EBITDA margins expanded approximately 60 basis points. Management announced a quarterly dividend increase of 10% to $0.11 per share. PWR stock reached an all-time high at $772.15 and trades at $752.67 on May 7. CEO Austin Earl C. Jr. sold approximately 155,992 shares for $120.2 million on May 5. Analysts have a median price target of $634, with estimates ranging from $630-$900.
Quanta Services reported Q1 2026 adjusted EPS of $2.68, beating consensus of $2.06 by 30.1%, with record $48.5B backlog. Revenue reached $7.9B vs. $6.99B forecast. Company raised full-year guidance to $34.7-35.2B revenue and $13.55-14.25 adjusted EPS (7% midpoint increase). Stock surged 18.07% in pre-market trading to $742.21, continuing to $753 next session. All-time high at $772.15. Strong momentum in infrastructure services benefiting from grid modernization demand.
Quanta delivered record backlog of $48.5 billion and raised FY 2026 guidance to $13.55-$14.25 EPS and $34.7-$35.2B revenue. Q1 revenue reached $7.87B (up 26% YoY) vs $6.23B prior year. Adjusted EPS $2.68 vs consensus $2.03. BofA Securities raised price target to $800 from $610 maintaining Buy rating. Stock rose 16% post-earnings. Dividend increased 10% to $0.11 per share. Strong data center and utility sector demand.
| Company | Price | Day | 1M | Fwd P/E | Beta | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PWRQUANTA | $722.15 | +0.73% | -0.8% | 43.6x | 1.24 | $107.6B |
| FIXCOMFORT | $1,944.99 | +5.97% | -1.0% | 35.0x | 1.71 | $64.6B |
| EMEEMCOR | $843.67 | -0.65% | -3.2% | 26.2x | 1.17 | $37.8B |
| JJACOBS | $128.06 | +12.29% | +0.4% | 13.8x | 0.71 | $13.5B |
| CATCATERPILLAR | $933.44 | +7.79% | +0.2% | 29.1x | 1.63 | $398.8B |
| GEGENERAL | $346.55 | +14.84% | +5.5% | 34.8x | 1.35 | $315.3B |
Price above both MAs — bullish structure.