Why it may matterVerify against the original reporting
Direct negative catalysts (leadership change and lower 2026 guidance) triggered a sharp, immediate price drop; similar corporate downgrades often lead to several quarters of earnings pressure until a clear recovery plan emerges.
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Primoris shares fell after COO Jeremy Kinch left and Renewables guidance was trimmed. CEO Koti Vadlamudi will take interim COO duties during the search. The 2026 Renewables revenue guidance was reduced to about $2.1B from $3.0B in 2025, with the majority of impact expected in Q2.
COO Jeremy Kinch departs; CEO Koti Vadlamudi to assume interim COO duties.
2026 Renewables revenue guidance cut to $2.1B from $3.0B (2025).
Net income guidance: $71M–$101M; EPS $1.30–$1.85; adjusted EPS $2.05–$2.60; EBITDA $275M–$325M.
Most impact expected in Q2; company remains optimistic about long-term Renewables growth.
PRIM shares down about 37% to $67.89 at publication.
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