On September 15, Dycom fell 6.36% in regular trading, trading at $288.48/share, with turnover of approximately $92.06 million. The decline was driven by weak near-term earnings guidance and a broad selloff across the Construction & Engineering sector.

Multiple institutions have cut their earnings forecasts for Dycom. UBS slashed its target price sharply from $611 to $525. While the company raised its full-year contract revenue guidance to a range of $7.48 billion to $7.66 billion and authorized a new $150 million share repurchase program, soft short-term profitability outlook continued to weigh on investor sentiment. Earlier analysis noted that despite record backlog growth and robust data center demand, margin pressure and wireless project delays had already erased the stock's gains accumulated earlier this year, with shares down nearly 50% from their May highs.

The weakness was compounded by a sector-wide downturn. Within the Construction & Engineering sector, Sterling Construction fell 7.44%, Comfort Systems USA dropped 5.95%, MasTec declined 4.80%, Quanta fell 4.14%, and EMCOR Group lost 3.93%.

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