Dycom Industries

Dycom reported 18% revenue growth in fiscal 2026 and cites sustained demand for fiber and data center infrastructure, supported by government broadband programs and large master service agreements that account for 93% of revenue. Management integrated the $2 billion Power Solutions acquisition, improved cash collection with a 15‑day DSO reduction, and grew operating cash flow 84% to $643 million. Risks include sensitivity to customers' capex budgets, integration execution, rising competition, and a trailing P/E of 27.9 that limits downside protection if growth slows. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Dycom Industries’ stock rose 2.1% after CEO Daniel S. Peyovich purchased 850 common shares on September 9 at a weighted average price of $296.76. The purchases were made in multiple transactions at prices between $296.30 and $297.04. After the transaction, Peyovich directly holds 61,343 shares (including time‑vested restricted stock units) and indirectly holds 10,000 shares through a trust. » More on de.investing.com

Dycom reported adjusted earnings of $5.29 per share for Q2 (expectation $4.70) and revenue of $2.01 billion, along with record orders, and raised its full‑year outlook. The communications segment grew strongly—especially fiber—and the adjusted EBITDA margin improved. The stock fell about 10% premarket as investors feared margin pressure in the communications business and the timing shift of $150 million in wireless revenue into 2028. Management emphasizes continued demand for fiber, long‑haul networks and building systems, as well as further M&A and capital allocation plans. » More on de.investing.com