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To own Argan, you really have to believe that its project-based model, record backlog and clean balance sheet can keep turning into solid earnings, even as power and infrastructure cycles shift. The latest fiscal 2025 report, with sharply higher revenue, net income and a larger backlog, reinforces the near term catalyst story around project execution and cash generation rather than changing it. Where the news does move the needle is on risk: after a very strong multi‑year share price run and a premium earnings multiple, expectations now look higher, so any slowdown in awards or margin pressure could bite harder than before. At the same time, the zero-debt position and diversified subsidiaries give Argan more room to absorb project timing bumps than many peers.
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