Orion Group Holdings stock holds near USD 9.06 after Q2 strength

Published on 09/19/2026 at 17:05 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Orion Group Holdings stock traded at USD 9.06 on September 17, 2026, with market cap at USD 368.10 million. Morningstar shows Q2 2026 revenue at USD 521.6 million and EPS at USD 1.00.

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Orion Group Holdings Inc. (US68628G1022) stock traded at USD 9.06 on September 17, 2026, after a 0.44 percent move, while Morningstar put the market capitalization at USD 368.10 million and the 52-week range at USD 7.83 to USD 17.35.

Q2 figures stay in view

Morningstar showed Q2 FY26 revenue of USD 521.6 million and earnings of USD 140.2 million, with profit margin at 26.88 percent and EPS at USD 1.00 against an estimate of USD 0.99. That is a narrow beat on EPS and a margin profile that still gives investors a clear operating reference point.

Morningstar also listed trailing revenue at USD 2.06 billion, net income attributable to common shareholders at USD 587.1 million and diluted EPS at USD 4.18. The stock's normalized P/E stood at 38.53, which frames the shares as priced well above a simple low-multiple value case.

Balance sheet and peer context

Morningstar put Orion Group Holdings in Industrials and the Engineering & Construction industry, with 2,076 employees and a quick ratio of 1.45. Interest coverage was 0.70, a reminder that leverage and profit conversion still matter for the next leg in the story.

For comparison, Morningstar's peer table placed Quanta Services, Vinci and AECOM at market values far above Orion Group Holdings, with AECOM shown at USD 8 billion and Quanta Services at USD 93 billion. That gap matters because Orion's USD 368.10 million market cap leaves much less room for disappointment.

Stock near the range

With USD 9.06 on September 17, 2026, the shares sat close to the lower half of the 52-week band of USD 7.83 to USD 17.35. The next read-through for investors is whether the Q2 beat can translate into a stronger valuation case.