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To own MYR Group, you have to believe in a sustained need for complex electrical infrastructure and the company’s ability to earn strong returns on the capital it puts to work. The recent focus on projected 19.4% revenue growth and industry leading return on capital supports the near term catalyst around electrification projects, but does little to reduce key risks around labor cost inflation and potential volatility in commercial and industrial (C&I) backlog.
The most relevant recent announcement here is MYR Group’s share repurchase activity, including the US$75.0 million authorization and completed US$75.0 million tranche. With earnings per share growing faster than revenue and a forward P/E of 21.7x, buybacks have been one of the levers supporting EPS, but they do not directly address the risk that C&I backlog and higher capital expenditures could still lead to lumpier cash flows if project timing turns less favorable.
Yet beneath the strong return on capital story, investors should also be aware of how rising labor costs and lumpy C&I backlog could...
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MYR Group's narrative projects $5.6 billion revenue and $269.8 million earnings by 2029.
Uncover how MYR Group's forecasts yield a $433.00 fair value, a 51% upside to its current price.
While consensus sees upside, the most pessimistic analysts were only assuming about US$5.9 billion revenue and US$298.5 million earnings by 2029, reminding you that views on backlog quality and margin durability can differ widely and that this new return on capital story may push some to rethink those assumptions.
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