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    Peter Englert

    Senior Associate and Analyst at Wolfe Research, LLC

    Peter Englert is a Senior Associate and Analyst at Wolfe Research, LLC, specializing in equity research with coverage that has included companies in the credit and finance sectors. Prior to joining Wolfe Research, Englert held roles as a Credit Analyst at LoansIntel, Inc. and was previously with Bank of America, providing a strong foundation in research and financial analysis. He is a graduate of the Prague University of Economics and Business and currently works out of New York City. Englert's professional experience is complemented by his expertise in credit analytics, though specific performance metrics or securities licenses are not publicly listed.

    Peter Englert's questions to Everus Construction Group (ECG) leadership

    Peter Englert's questions to Everus Construction Group (ECG) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Peter Englert of Wolfe Research inquired about the drivers behind the quarter's gross margin efficiency gains, asking to what extent they were attributable to prefab investments versus project execution or mix, and about the sustainability of these gains.

    Answer

    President, CEO & Director Jeffrey Thiede explained that prefab investments are a key factor in efficiency gains, improving safety, production, and project schedules, which also helps secure new work. He confirmed ongoing investment in prefab capabilities. Thiede also credited strong project planning, procurement, and field execution as crucial contributors to margin performance, stating that while margin uplift isn't always forecastable, it remains a constant operational goal.

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    Peter Englert's questions to Everus Construction Group (ECG) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Peter Englert of Wolfe Research asked about the drivers behind the quarter's gross margin benefit from efficiency gains, questioning the specific contribution from prefab investments versus other factors like project execution, and inquired about the sustainability of these gains.

    Answer

    CEO Jeffrey Thiede explained that prefab investments are a significant contributing factor to efficiency by improving safety, production, and project schedules. He also credited strong planning, procurement, and field execution by their teams for the margin uplift, noting that while they always drive for upside, it cannot always be forecasted.

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    Peter Englert's questions to Everus Construction Group (ECG) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Peter Englert of Wolfe Research, LLC inquired about the drivers behind the quarter's gross margin benefits, asking to what extent they were tied to prefab investments versus project execution or mix, and about the sustainability of these gains.

    Answer

    CEO Jeffrey Thiede explained that prefab investments are a key contributor to efficiency, safety, and schedule advantages, which helps win and execute work. He also credited strong project planning, procurement, and field execution by their teams. While the company always strives for margin upside, he noted it cannot always be forecasted but remains a primary goal on all projects.

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    Peter Englert's questions to Everus Construction Group (ECG) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Peter Englert of Wolfe Research inquired about the drivers behind the quarter's gross margin efficiency gains, asking to what extent they were tied to prefab investments versus project execution, and about the sustainability of these gains.

    Answer

    CEO Jeffrey Thiede attributed the gains to multiple factors. He highlighted that prefab investments are a key contributor to safety, production, and scheduling, which helps win work and improve execution. He also credited disciplined planning, procurement, and field execution by their teams. While the company always strives for margin uplift, he noted it cannot always be forecasted.

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