Fluor Stock: Buy, Sell, or Hold?
(NYSE: FLR) is a construction company, but it comes with a bit of a twist right now. Investors need to think carefully before they buy the stock. Here's what's going on and why it may entice you to buy Fluor, or it might lead you to avoid it.
The way that Fluor gets paid is very important. Historically, it had taken on price-fixed contracts, which left it on the hook if a project went over budget. It has increasingly focused on reimbursable construction contracts, where running over budget becomes the customer's problem. At the end of 2025, 81% of the company's $25.5 billion backlog was reimbursable. Of the $12 billion added to the backlog in the fourth quarter, 87% was reimbursable.
Image source: Getty Images.
Source Fool.com
Fluor Corp. Stock
With 16 Buy predictions and not the single Sell prediction the community is currently very high on Fluor Corp..
With a target price of 47 € there is a slightly positive potential of 13.91% for Fluor Corp. compared to the current price of 41.26 €.


