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Tensile Capital Management Bets on Centuri Holdings, Buys $23.6 Million Worth, According to Recent SEC Filing

Tensile Capital Management Bets on Centuri Holdings, Buys $23.6 Million Worth, According to Recent SEC Filing

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Tensile Capital Management Bets on Centuri Holdings, Buys $23.6 Million Worth, According to Recent SEC Filing

First off, Centuri might be an under-the-radar stock, but its recent performance has been outstanding. Over the last 18 months, shares have advanced 83%, equating to a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 49.5%. Compare that to the benchmark S&P 500 index, which is up 27% over the same period, with a CAGR of 17.1%.

Second, Centuri is benefitting from the enormous investments being made on behalf of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution. AI data centers require vast amounts of energy to function. So, as power needs grow, so too must the power grid and all its related infrastructure. Consequently, Centuri’s management has noted a significant backlog of work, pointing to durable growth for this energy infrastructure company.

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