On June 11, Sterling Construction Company rose 5.16% in regular trading, trading at $815.25/share, with trading volume of $41.52 million.

On the news front, the company announced the completion of its acquisition of Stone Ridge Contracting, a site development contractor, expanding its E-Infrastructure Solutions segment into the Pacific Northwest. The deal, structured as a combination of cash and Sterling stock, includes a contingent payment tied to EBITDA performance through the end of 2031. Stone Ridge is expected to generate approximately $180 million in annual revenue, serving markets including data centers, mining, and industrial projects across Idaho, Oregon, North Dakota, Washington, and Texas.

The stock had previously retreated sharply from its high above $1,000 after concerns that elevated interest rates could slow debt-driven AI infrastructure buildout triggered a broad selloff across data center supply chain stocks, with Sterling and peers like Corning each falling more than 10%. The completion of this acquisition, combined with technical oversold recovery demand, is driving the current rebound in share price.

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