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To own Argan today, you have to believe its US$3.00 billion AI and data center‑driven backlog can be converted into profitable projects without major execution missteps or contract risk. The recent price surge, extended valuation multiples and insider sales by two directors now sit in sharper tension with that belief, especially as the stock trades a little above consensus targets and community fair values. At the same time, the 33% dividend hike and steady buyback authorization signal management’s confidence in cash generation and balance sheet strength, which remains a key short term catalyst alongside new EPC wins in power‑hungry regions like ERCOT. Overall, the latest news mainly sharpens existing questions around how sustainable Argan’s growth and capital returns will be, rather than changing the story outright.
Yet beneath the record backlog, one risk in particular deserves closer attention.
Ten fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$181,000 to US$361,000 per share, showing just how far apart individual views can be. Against that backdrop, Argan’s rich earnings multiple and AI‑linked power project exposure give you several different angles to weigh before deciding how much of your portfolio, if any, belongs in this story.
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