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To own MasTec, you need to believe its record backlog and exposure to grid, renewables, and communications build-outs can offset structurally thin margins and high capital needs. The latest strong quarter supports the growth side of that thesis, but the persistent pressure on gross, operating, and free cash flow margins keeps the biggest near term risk squarely on profitability and cash generation rather than demand, and this news does not materially change that backdrop.
The most relevant update here is MasTec’s Q3 2025 earnings release, which showed higher revenue and net income year over year and confirmed full year guidance. Those results reinforce the idea that the core demand catalysts around infrastructure and energy transition remain intact, even as the margin debate intensifies and investors watch closely to see if better scale can eventually translate into sturdier profitability.
Yet beneath the strong headline growth, investors should still be aware of...
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MasTec's narrative projects $17.2 billion revenue and $730.8 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how MasTec's forecasts yield a $246.67 fair value, a 13% upside to its current price.
Four fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$145 to US$248 per share, showing how widely opinions can differ. Against that backdrop, concerns about thin and pressured margins give you an important alternative lens on MasTec’s recent strength and what could matter most for its future performance.
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