Everus Construction Falls 9.1% Despite 178% Yearly Gain and AI Demand
Everus Construction Group shares dropped 9.1% over the past week but remain up 178% over the last year as forward P/E falls to 27 after strong fourth-quarter AI infrastructure demand. Analysts forecast earnings growth of 5.3% in 2026 and 7.0% in 2027, boosting its value-investing appeal.
1. Share Performance and Valuation
In the past five days, shares have declined 9.1% while posting a 178% increase over the last year, driving the forward P/E down to 27 and creating a more attractive valuation level.
2. Earnings Growth Projections
Analysts project earnings to rise 5.3% in 2026 and 7.0% in 2027 as the company capitalizes on AI infrastructure demand for electrical and communication wiring and transmission projects.
3. Value Investing Opportunity
The broader sell-off in AI infrastructure names has opened a window for value investors to consider Everus Construction as a long-term infrastructure play at improved valuation metrics.