On June 9, Sterling Construction Company fell 5.39% in regular trading, trading at $834.43/share, with trading volume of $162 million. The stock has now declined sharply from its recent high of $1,004.95 reached earlier this month.

On the news front, market concerns that higher interest rates could slow debt-driven artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout have continued to pressure the entire data center supply chain. Sterling and other data center-related construction stocks have suffered cumulative losses exceeding 10% over recent sessions, with the selling pressure persisting despite the company announcing its completion of the Stone Ridge Contracting acquisition on the same day, which expands its E-Infrastructure business into the Pacific Northwest with expected annual revenue of $180 million.

Within the Construction and Engineering sector, broad weakness prevailed. Among individual stocks, Primoris down 11.77%, Comfort Systems USA down 2.34%, Argan down 1.77%, Quanta down 0.80%, EMCOR Group down 0.64%.

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