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To own Fluor, you need to be comfortable with a cyclical engineering and construction business that can swing between very strong contract wins and meaningful project or legal setbacks. The big near term focus remains Q4 2025 results in February and any update on margins after the sharp earnings volatility across 2025, along with progress on reshaping the backlog toward reimbursable work. The Round Top EPCM mandate fits this thesis without fundamentally changing it: it reinforces Fluor’s positioning in critical minerals and U.S.-aligned supply chains, but at the Definitive Feasibility Study phase it is more of a credibility and pipeline win than a near term earnings driver. At the same time, the ongoing board investigation and past cost overruns keep execution risk squarely on the table.
However, one risk in particular could matter more than many investors might expect. Fluor's shares are on the way up, but they could be overextended by 21%. Uncover the fair value now.Nine Simply Wall St Community fair value estimates for Fluor span roughly US$36.50 to US$65.50, underscoring how differently private investors see the story. Set those views against Fluor’s recent legal and project cost issues and you get a wide range of expectations for how consistently the company might convert its expanding project wins into durable profits. That gap in opinion is exactly why it can be useful to look across multiple perspectives before forming your own view.
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