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04 Jul 2026, 11:43 UTC · 3h ago
Willdan Group: Growth Still Supports The Valuation
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Seeking Alpha
04 Jul 2026, 11:43 UTC · 3h ago
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Willdan Group is targeting a margin reset to a high-20s adjusted EBITDA margin. — Direct improvement in profitability margins typically leads to immediate valuation rerating and earnings growth.
+0.60The company is expanding its exposure to AI-driven data center infrastructure demand through recent acquisitions. — Positioning within the high-growth AI infrastructure thematic increases the stock's attractiveness to growth investors.
+0.50Acquisitions of Burton Energy and APG have added recurring revenue streams and national scale to the business. — Recurring revenue reduces volatility and increases the predictability of future cash flows.
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Willdan is shifting its project mix toward higher-margin commercial and data center contracts. — A strategic shift toward higher-yield work supports long-term organic margin expansion.
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The company is experiencing robust growth and margin expansion driven by energy efficiency and data center power demand.
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