On September 3, Comfort Systems USA rose 3.04% in regular trading, trading at $1,605.66/share, with turnover of approximately $135 million.

On the news front, Oppenheimer recently published a research note stating that despite ongoing political and regulatory debates surrounding data center development, Comfort Systems USA's core data center clients have shown no signs of pausing, delaying, or reconsidering projects. The firm noted that the company has received direct confirmation from clients regarding future data center construction that has not yet entered the backlog. Oppenheimer highlighted that the current business pipeline is even stronger than at the start of the year, with modular capacity expansion progressing steadily — expected to reach 4 million square feet by year-end and 5 million square feet by next spring. The firm maintained its Outperform rating and a $2,090 price target.

Within the Construction & Engineering sector, peer stocks also traded broadly higher. Among individual stocks, Argan rose 3.99%, Quanta rose 2.4%, Sterling Construction rose 2.22%, MasTec rose 1.16%, while WillScot Corporation edged down 0.1%.

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