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Dycom Industries (DY)

Builds fiber, wireless, utility, and data-center electrical infrastructure across the United States.

$286.13
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Dycom Industries, Inc.DY
Industrials

Builds, installs, and maintains fiber, wireless, utility, and data-center infrastructure across the United States. Communications serves telecom and utility customers, while Building Systems handles electrical, energy-management, security, and fire-safety systems; contract volumes depend on project awards and customer capital-spending plans.

Builds and maintains digital, telecommunications, and utility infrastructure across the United States through Communications and Building Systems. Communications plans, engineers, constructs, locates, and maintains aerial, underground, wireline, and wireless networks, plus selected electric and gas utility systems.

Building Systems installs electrical, energy-management, security, and fire-safety systems for data centers and other critical facilities. A decentralized network of 38 operating companies keeps field operations and customer service local while corporate teams centralize risk management, treasury, information technology, and major equipment approvals.

Earns contract revenue as work is performed under master service agreements and work orders. Revenue is concentrated among large telecommunications customers, and many agreements commit no minimum service volume. Customer capital budgets, permitting, contractor licensing, workplace-safety rules, and weather shape project timing.

Company facts

CEODaniel S. Peyovich
ListedJun 4, 1984
ExchangeNYSE
HeadquartersWest Palm Beach, FL
CountryUnited States
Employees19,556
CIK0000067215
ISINUS2674751019

Market cap$8.76B
EPS (ttm)$10.95
P/E (ttm)26.63
ROE18.1%
P/B4.24
P/S1.27
Dividend yieldDiv yield
Beta1.67vs XLI 1.03

Price target$476.00+63.3%Average of 22 analysts
ConsensusBuy21 of 22 analysts
Ratings

Target rangeAs of Sep 21, 2026

Latest analyst notes

DateFirmActionPriorCurrent
Sep 21, 2026KeyBancReiterate
Rating: Target: $423
Rating: OverweightTarget: $429
Sep 3, 2026Raymond JamesTarget
Target: $610
Target: $375
Aug 27, 2026Cantor FitzgeraldReiterate
Rating: Target: $654
Rating: OverweightTarget: $476
Aug 27, 2026Wells FargoReiterate
Rating: Target: $550
Rating: OverweightTarget: $476
Aug 27, 2026UBSReiterate
Rating: Target: $611
Rating: BuyTarget: $525

Next report
Nov 24, 26
estimated · in 63 days
EPS estimate
$4.59
Revenue estimate
$1.94B
Fiscal quarter
Q3 FY27

EPSReportedEstimate

Feb '25May '25Aug '25Nov '25Mar '26May '26Aug '26Nov '26
Reported$1.17$2.09$3.33$3.63$2.03$4.42$5.29Pending
Estimate$0.91$1.72$2.92$3.21$1.91$2.72$4.72$4.59
Surprise+28.6%+21.5%+14.0%+13.1%+6.3%+62.5%+12.1%

RevenueReportedEstimate

Feb '25May '25Aug '25Nov '25Mar '26May '26Aug '26Nov '26
Reported$1.08B$1.26B$1.38B$1.45B$1.46B$1.96B$2.01BPending
Estimate$1.03B$1.19B$1.41B$1.41B$1.35B$1.67B$1.98B$1.94B
Surprise+5.6%+5.4%−2.1%+3.1%+7.7%+17.5%+1.3%
Estimate$4.59
ReportedDue Nov 24, 2026
Estimate$1.94B
ReportedDue Nov 24, 2026
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Debt to equity147.70%
Current ratio234.80%

ProfitabilityRevenueNet incomeNet margin

Q3 FY25Q4 FY25Q1 FY26Q2 FY26Q3 FY26Q4 FY26Q1 FY27Q2 FY27
Revenue$1.27B$1.08B$1.26B$1.38B$1.45B$1.46B$1.96B$2.01B
Net income$69.8M$32.7M$61.0M$97.5M$106.4M$16.3M$91.3M$115.6M
Net margin5.5%3.0%4.9%7.1%7.3%1.1%4.6%5.8%

GrowthOperating income

Q3 FY25Q4 FY25Q1 FY26Q2 FY26Q3 FY26Q4 FY26Q1 FY27Q2 FY27
Operating income$101.8M$53.7M$85.4M$139.8M$150.7M$318.7M$143.8M$192.0M
YoY growth−14.7%+25.4%+5.4%+34.4%+48.1%+493.7%+68.4%+37.3%

Balance sheet, Aug 1, 2026Cash & short-term investments $340.1M · Total debt $3.05B · Total assets $6.54B · Shareholders' equity $2.06B

Revenue
$2.01B
Operating income
$192.0M
Net income
$115.6M
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No dividends on record.

Institutions≈ 91.76%27.67M shares
647 holders · as of Jun 30, 2026 · largest filers plus last quarter's tail
Insiders6.97%2.10M shares
20 holders · as of Sep 9, 2026
Other≈ 1.27%385.1K shares
remainder

30.16M company shares as of Sep 22, 2026 · institutions as of Jun 30, 2026 · holders as of their latest filing

This quarter's institutional total failed a plausibility check; shown: the largest filers plus last quarter's remainder.

Top shareholders13F · 13D/G · Form 4

HolderStakeSharesDate
Peconic Partners LLCInstitution
14.73%4.44Mas of Jun 30, 2026
BlackRock, Inc.Institution
9.93%2.99Mas of Jun 30, 2026
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association ("NRECA") (53-0116145)Insider
5.66%1.71Mfiled Feb 14, 2017
Vanguard Capital Management LLCInstitution
4.49%1.35Mas of Jun 30, 2026
Vanguard Portfolio Management LLCInstitution
4.24%1.28Mas of Jun 30, 2026

Insider tradesForm 4

DateInsiderRoleSharesAvg price
Sep 9, 2026Daniel S. Peyovichofficer: President & CEO+850$296.76
Sep 1, 2026David Joseph Fallondirector+700$286.92
Jan 9, 2026Eitan Gerteldirector−3,645$345.62
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  • IES

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Compare

CompanyPriceChange
Dycom Industries$286.13−1.86%$8.76B26.616.51.3+45.6%
MasTec$225.55+1.19%$17.90B35.620.31.1+23.4%
Quanta Services$646.02+0.53%$96.61B73.635.92.9+41.1%
EMCOR Group$756.43−0.17%$33.42B23.721.71.8+19.8%
Comfort Systems USA$1,616.18−1.01%$57.46B40.230.65.1+50.3%
MYR Group$288.73+0.10%$4.49B27.422.51.1+20.2%
Primoris Services$76.00−1.18%$4.17B30.319.10.6−10.7%
IES$320.34−0.42%$12.82B28.625.53.2+39.6%
Median30.322.51.8+23.4%