Martin Marietta Bets Big on America's AI Construction Boom
Martin Marietta beats Q2 estimates and hikes FY26 guidance, but stock slips 4.7% amid $13.5B acquisition dilution worries.
Martin Marietta did really well this quarter and thinks it will do even better next year, but bought a big company that made some investors nervous about money being spread too thin. When a company does great work but investors still worry about its next moves, that's worth watching to see if the worry proves real or silly.
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