DME Capital Loads Up on Fluor Stock. Should You Buy the Dip Too?

2025 was a rollercoaster ride for Fluor . Shares hit 52-week highs of $57.50 per share on July 31 but plunged the very next day after the company reported sharply lower revenue and earnings. High costs because of some subcontractor errors and an unexpected arbitration ruling for a Mexican project completed in 2021 were to blame. Fluor's backlog also fell 13% year over year to $28 billion, reflecting a slowdown in key end markets.Fluor is a leading global engineering and construction firm, operating at scale ...