PWR
Quanta Services, Inc.
October 15, 2026 · intraday
- Rarity
- 1.34
- Peak move
- −6.90%
- Float cap
- $97.8B
Quanta Services provides comprehensive infrastructure solutions for electric and gas utilities, power generation, renewables, communications, and energy industries. Its customers include leading utility, renewable energy, hyperscaler, and industrial companies. The company operates primarily in the United States, with foreign operations in Canada and Australia.
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6 events · 0 from SEC or newswire · 0 timed with the movedemand_signalVenture Global entered power and grid frame agreements with GE Vernova and Baker Hughes Energy Services for up to 16 new 720 MW gas-fired power island units and associated transformers, a behind-the-meter expansion it says could make up to 10 GW of compute capacity available by 2034.
demand_signalAmerican Electric Power struck a deal to buy up to 1.6 gigawatts of generation capacity from Mainspring Energy, an agreement worth as much as $4 billion over eight years, with Mainspring's modular generators able to come online within 12 months.
analyst_ratingBernstein's October 11 data-center report, covered Oct 13, said the global data-center project pipeline reached 456 GW in September, up 52 GW month-over-month, with shelved capacity at a record 51.7 GW; Bernstein maintained Outperform on Quanta Services with a $775 target.
analyst_ratingWeiss Ratings upgraded Quanta Services (NYSE: PWR) to a "Buy (B-)" rating on October 13, 2026.
analyst_ratingGuruFocus published a DCF-based valuation of Quanta Services on October 13, 2026, putting earnings-based intrinsic value at $265.41 and FCF-based value at $447.92 versus a $694.79 price.
regulatory_actionThe U.S. Department of Energy issued emergency Order No. 202-26-50 to PJM Interconnection under section 202(c) of the Federal Power Act, effective October 13-16, 2026, directing the grid operator to dispatch specified generating units, allow backup generation to run and relax pollution limits to avoid outages in the Mid-Atlantic region serving about 67 million people.