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NYSE:FLR

Fluor Corp. (FLR)

50.65
+0.18 (0.36%)
as of Jun 16, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 16, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.

Fluor Corp. (FLR) has been a notable focus for investors according to the reviews from Stockchase Research Editor, Michael O'Reilly. The stock has shown significant upward movement, with past picks reflecting gains of up to 59.2%, showcasing its strong performance over recent months. Experts recommend a disciplined approach to trading, suggesting that investors adjust stop-loss levels to protect gains. This indicates a proactive stance on the part of the analysts to capitalize on FLR's positive trajectory while minimizing potential losses. Overall, the sentiment surrounding Fluor Corp remains optimistic, with strong recommendations for both covering positions and adapting stop levels judiciously.

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Consensus
Positive
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Valuation
Undervalued
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BUY ON WEAKNESS

Likes this very much. He sees this going forward although there may be a bit of a pullback. Would look for a 5% pull back.

TOP PICK

One of the largest US engineering and construction companies. 65% of the backlog is not in the US. Great return on equities and great return on assets. Strong balance sheet. Yield of 1.1%.

TOP PICK

Global engineering construction firm. They have gotten really good order momentum in the oil/gas sector and petrochemical sector. Very well diversified geographically. We are seeing petrochemical plants being built in the US, and they are getting a lot of these contracts. Their backlog is over $40 billion so there is good earnings visibility. Yield of 1.12%.

TOP PICK

A global engineering construction firm. Seeing very good momentum in their oil/gas sector. In the 1st and last quarter, they recorded record awards of over $10 billion of which $8 billion was in oil and gas. Ended the quarter with a very strong backlog of $40 billion. Their run rate of revenues is around 25. 65% of their backlog is outside of the US so it is very global. Seeing a lot of projects in the Far East and are also involved in a lot of LNG projects. Yield of 1.12%.

DON'T BUY

World wide engineering company, probably the biggest in the world. He would take money out of Fluor and put it into SNC-Lavalin Group. He feels that all the negative press SNC has been having is actually old news, and it's pushing the stock down past where it should be. Has a lot of confidence in the new management.

HOLD
Engineering and construction. Good company. Not inexpensive. Expect they will earn $3.75-$3.80 this year. About a 3rd of the company is devoted to oil and gas, which has been a struggle.
BUY
Giant multinational engineering company. $40 billion in backlog and $2 billion in cash. Very good company. In the infrastructure/engineering space, this is not a bad name to look at.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 11/10. Up 28.9%.)
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 26/09. Up 33%.) Engineering/construction. Only 27% backlog is in the US, the rest is international. Very strong in oil/gas, mining and wind power.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 26/09. Up 13.44%.) Still likes.
BUY
Stimulation programs announced about a year ago and engineering follows this and then shovels go into the ground. They have been doing the engineering and stock has been doing very well. If it breaks above $50 his target would be about $57. Technical signs indicates it wants to go higher. Yesterday there was a Momentum Buy on it.
TOP PICK
Engineering/construction. Internationally diversified. Their end markets are very strong in energy and industrial sectors. 60% of its backlog is in energy. Expecting continued project announcements with recovering energy prices. Strong balance sheet.
WEAK BUY
Engineering company is the largest in the world. It is depressed because general activity has slowed down, but is bound to pick up. He likes it and is on their watch list. They are positive on it at the current valuation. When you compare to SNC, FLR is quite cheap.
TOP PICK
Energy and construction. Down about 20% from a couple of months ago and backlog has been declining. Probably got ahead of itself last summer. Economy is recovering longer-term so there should be a resumption of orders. 50% of revenues are outside of the US.
BUY
Has a whole well diversified suite of infrastructure projects. Besides oil/gas, also have defence projects. Got sold down to PE’s below 10%.
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