NYSE:PWR
Quanta Services (PWR)
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Technical Analysis 
Jun 25, 2026, 12:00 amThis summary was created by AI, based on 2 opinions in the last 12 months.
Quanta Services (PWR) is positioned to capitalize on significant growth opportunities, with its total addressable market projected to expand from $960 billion today to $2.4 trillion by 2030, primarily driven by demand from data centers and energy grids. Experts highlight the company as a leading specialty contractor providing infrastructure solutions for electric power and oil and gas pipelines. Recent performance has been buoyed by the growing electricity demand associated with AI and data center developments. PWR currently boasts a market capitalization of $57 billion, supported by strong sales and earnings growth estimates, along with expanding profit margins and robust cash flow generation. While the stock's price-to-earnings ratio has risen to 36 times forward earnings, indicating potential price consolidation, analysts express a favorable outlook and a willingness to buy within the $360 to $370 range.
Brendan CaldwellPWR vs. MTZ MTZ does construction engineering services in the US. Rallied on the back of the infrastructure bill. He prefers Quanta Services, with its better quality management team, better track record, and lower risk areas of operation. PWR has better leverage to the bill and US growth. MTZ is not cheap, so probably won't be a takeover target.
(Top Pick Aug 31/16, Up 16.91%) He has been accumulating more of this. The management team has been pretty astute at picking away at assets. There is some growth as well as the dividend.
Mohsin Bashir(A Top Pick July 15/14. Down 18.2%.) An energy services provider, the largest construction contractor for oil pipeline construction in North America, as well as the transmission distribution business. A phenomenal company. Management has done a great job. They continue to navigate this market and haven’t really lost any contracts. Valuation is very cheap at about 11X earnings. When energy prices recover, this company will have significant upside.
Gajan Kulasingam(Top Pick Jul 15/14, Down 25.89%) Not a lot of energy exposure. Two thirds of their business is electricity transmission in North America. Confident in the management team. Half of their oil and gas is long haul pipeline. He is a buyer here.
Gajan KulasingamA service provider that services 2 sectors, transmission/distribution and pipeline. Both segments have significant growth behind them. A cheaper way to play some of the pipeline companies in the US. Top-notch management team with a great track record of organic growth of 10% EPS. If they can do M&A, that would probably add another 2%-3% to that, so you are looking at a business that can give you 10%-15% return. With a flat multiple, this is worth north of $50.
Gajan KulasingamLargest contractor to gas and electric industries in the US. About 80% of their work is to electrical transmission utilities where spending is at a record level. Replacing old infrastructure and the utilities have the money to do this. That is going to continue, because two thirds of the infrastructure is near ending its useful life. On the pipeline side, they are a leader in pipeline building and have a record backlog. Stock is reasonably priced and she expects there is more growth.
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