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Argan, Inc.

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Argan finished fiscal 2026 with record backlog, no debt and nearly $895 million of cash and investments. The AGX question is whether Power-heavy backlog converts into profitable revenue without project execution pain.

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AGX: the power-plant builder now has a $2.9B backlog and a cash pile

Argan finished fiscal 2026 with record backlog, no debt and nearly $895 million of cash and investments. The AGX question is whether Power-heavy backlog converts into profitable revenue without project execution pain.

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AGX: the power-plant builder now has a $2.9B backlog and a cash pileArgan finished fiscal 2026 with record backlog, no debt and nearly $895 million of cash and investments. The AGX question is whether Power-heavy backlog converts into profitable revenue without project execution pain.NYSEMay 15, 2026Research reportReadSlides