On June 15, Sterling Construction Company rose 6.34% in pre-market trading, trading at $905.028/share, with turnover of $713,900. The stock continues to rebound following the completion of its acquisition of Stone Ridge Contracting, a site development contractor.

Sterling Infrastructure recently announced the completion of the Stone Ridge acquisition, expanding its E-Infrastructure Solutions segment into the Pacific Northwest. The deal, structured as a combination of cash and Sterling stock, also includes a contingent payment tied to EBITDA performance through December 31, 2031. Stone Ridge will serve markets including data centers, mining, and industrial projects across Idaho, Oregon, North Dakota, Washington, and Texas, with expected annual revenue contribution of approximately $180 million.

The acquisition strengthens Sterling's positioning in the data center supply chain at a time when the stock is recovering from a significant pullback. Shares had previously retreated from highs above $1,000 amid market concerns that elevated interest rates could slow debt-driven AI infrastructure buildouts, which triggered broad selling across the data center sector. The acquisition landing, combined with oversold recovery demand, continues to support the stock's rebound trajectory.

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