Review of Stantec Inc

JUN 12, 2025 - The company is benefiting from secular tailwinds like aging infrastructure, water security, and energy transition. It has a strong track record of organic growth and strategic acquisitions, and it has a solid pipeline of acquisitions along with a high backlog. It trades at a premium valuation to its peers, but we feel this is reflective of its operational performance, margin expansion, and long term tailwinds. While we feel that its price may need to move sideways in the intermediate term to help its multiples contract, we are upgrading the name by one notch to a ‘A-’ due to its strong track record of execution.

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Read Answer Asked by Peter on July 14, 2025

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