Civil Infrastructure Construction & Highway Paving
Strategic Profile
The company achieved 8.4% organic revenue growth and entered two new states with five acquisitions in FY2025. FY2026 guidance targets revenue of $3.4B–$3.5B with Adjusted EBITDA of $520M–$540M. The company's acquisition strategy and vertical integration create competitive advantages in high-demand infrastructure markets.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Construction Partners grew sales at a 30.7% compounded annual growth rate over five years. Recent two-year annualized revenue growth of 37.5% exceeds the five-year trend. The company demonstrates strong execution with strategic acquisitions and organic expansion.
Top Insights
Record backlog of $3.0 billion with revenue up 54% YoY and Adjusted EBITDA up 92% compared to FY24.
Recent acquisitions include hot-mix asphalt plants and construction operations in Houston, Texas metro and P&S Paving in Florida.
Q4 2025 revenue beat estimates at $809.5M (+44.1% YoY) with full-year guidance 1.9% above analyst expectations.
Vertical integration through manufacturing and distribution of asphalt and aggregates reduces costs and improves margins.
Named Competitors
Sterling Infrastructure — Civil infrastructure and utility contractor
MYR Group — Electrical and heavy construction contractor
Aplin Group — Infrastructure and roadway construction
Recent Developments
(October 2025) Acquired P&S Paving, Inc. in Daytona Beach, expanding Florida operations on I-95 corridor
(FY2025) Entered two new states and completed five acquisitions including Texas operations