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Everus Construction Group

ECG · NYSE · Industrials

$115.97

+$2.69 (+2.32%) today

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Market Cap

$5.92B

24h Volume

$76.2M

P/E Ratio

23.3

52w High

$169.16

52w Low

$79.28

Est. AI Revenue

25%

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7-Day Sparkline (Static)

Company facts

CEO: Jeffrey S. Thiede
Founded: 2024
HQ: Bismarck, ND
Employees: 9,400

Performance

24 Hours+2.32%
7 Days-2.89%
30 Days-10.49%
1 Year+41.03%

About Everus Construction Group

Everus Construction Group is a specialty contractor providing electrical and mechanical construction services across the United States. It wires and equips buildings and builds power delivery infrastructure, earning revenue on contracted projects for utility, commercial, industrial, and data center customers.

Its Electrical & Mechanical segment handles inside-the-fence work, including data center projects that have become the leading driver of its growing backlog. Its Transmission & Distribution segment builds the lines and substations that connect large loads to the grid. The company is acquiring Epsilon Industries to add modular data center infrastructure manufacturing to the portfolio.

Everus became an independent public company in 2024 when it spun off from MDU Resources, though its operating companies have much longer histories. Headquartered in Bismarck, North Dakota, it employs about 9,400 people and trades on the NYSE.

Everus Construction Group in the AI buildout

Everus works in the Data Centers layer as a construction partner, providing the electrical and mechanical contracting that data center projects consume in volume, and its Epsilon Industries acquisition points toward manufacturing modular data center infrastructure rather than only installing it. Its Transmission & Distribution segment ties the story to the grid, building the interconnections that new facilities require. Skilled electrical labor is scarce, which gives established contractors like Everus leverage as the buildout accelerates.

ECG is tracked in Utilities & Grid and Data Centers & Hardware, rated Strategic on the AI Exposure leaderboard.

By the numbers

52-week range

ECG trades at $115.97, 41% of the way up its 52-week range of $79.28 to $169.16.

Market cap

Market capitalization is $5.92B, with an AI Exposure Score of 58 out of 100.

Valuation vs peers

Its P/E ratio of 23.3 is in line with the Utilities & Grid category median of 21.7.

Next earnings

Everus Construction Group is next expected to report earnings on November 3, 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Everus Construction Group do?

Everus provides electrical and mechanical specialty contracting across the United States. Its crews wire and equip commercial, industrial, and data center facilities, and its Transmission & Distribution segment builds power lines and substations for utilities and large customers.

How is Everus Construction Group exposed to AI?

Data center projects are the leading driver of its expanding construction backlog, and it is adding modular data center infrastructure through its Epsilon Industries acquisition. Supercycle rates it Strategic with an AI Exposure Score of 58 out of 100.

When did Everus become a public company?

Everus became an independent public company in 2024 when it was spun off from MDU Resources. Its operating companies had worked for decades as MDU's construction services arm before the separation, so the business is far older than the ticker.

Who leads Everus Construction Group?

Jeffrey S. Thiede serves as CEO of Everus Construction Group. The company is headquartered in Bismarck, North Dakota, employs about 9,400 people, and trades on the NYSE following its spin-off from MDU Resources.

Is ECG a pure play AI stock?

No. Supercycle scores Everus 58 out of 100, in the Strategic tier. Data centers lead its backlog growth, but utility transmission work and general commercial and industrial contracting remain a large share of the business.

Profile written 2026-08, updated as the business changes. Editorial content, not investment advice.

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