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To own MYR Group, you need to believe that large scale grid modernization and resilience work will keep translating into profitable projects, and that management can execute despite competitive bidding and cost pressures. The recent initiations from Cantor Fitzgerald and Clear Street mainly reinforce that story rather than change it, by spotlighting the existing transmission and distribution backlog and its expected conversion over the next 12 to 18 months. Near term, the real swing factors still look like project execution, margins on that backlog and how new awards replenish it, especially after a very strong share price run and a relatively rich earnings multiple. The analyst attention may support sentiment, but it does not remove risks around insider selling patterns or the possibility that growth expectations prove too optimistic.
MYR Group's shares are on the way up, but could they be overextended? Uncover how much higher they are than fair value.Two Simply Wall St Community valuations cluster tightly around US$243 to US$248, suggesting fairly aligned retail views. Set that against the rich recent share gains and execution risks, and you can see why opinions on MYR Group’s future performance differ so much, inviting you to weigh several perspectives before deciding what the current price really implies.
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