Dycom Industries

Dycom (NYSE: DY) is a U.S. specialty contractor that builds and maintains telecom and utility infrastructure — fiber, wireless, locating and electrical work for data centers — mostly under master service agreements with large carriers. FY2026 (53 weeks ended January 31, 2026) contract revenues were $5.546B (+17.9%); FY2026 net income was $281.2M (+20.5%) and approximate GAAP operating profit before interest was $425.1M (INFERENCE from revenue less stated costs).

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Dycom Industries
Research date: Oct 13, 2026
Evidence-backed · sources in companion brief

Key Partners

  • AT&T, Verizon, Lumen, Comcast as MSA customers (FACT).
  • ~40 operating companies / field offices nationwide (FACT).
  • Materials & equipment suppliers for fiber/wireless builds (FACT).
  • Subcontractors for surge capacity (INFERENCE from industry MSA model).
  • Power Solutions data-center customers (DMV hub) (FACT).
  • Electric and gas utilities for locating & construction (FACT).

Key Activities

  • Program management, planning, engineering & design (FACT).
  • Aerial, underground and wireless construction (FACT).
  • Maintenance, fulfillment and operations services (FACT).
  • Underground facility locating for utilities (FACT).
  • Building Systems electrical for data centers (FACT).
  • M&A integration (Power Solutions Dec 2025) (FACT).

Key Resources

  • ~19,556 employees at Jan 31, 2026 (FACT).
  • Hundreds of field offices / ~40 operating cos (FACT).
  • PPE net $575M; fleet & construction gear (FACT).
  • MSA relationships with top U.S. carriers (FACT).
  • Power Solutions skilled electrical workforce 2,900+ (FACT).
  • FY2026 operating cash flow $642.5M; cash $709M (FACT).

Value Propositions

  • Nationwide specialty contracting scale (FACT).
  • End-to-end — design → build → maintain (FACT).
  • FTTH, middle-mile and wireless programs (FACT).
  • Underground locating for utilities (FACT).
  • Data-center electrical via Power Solutions (FACT).
  • Safety / quality reputation with top carriers (INFERENCE).

Customer Relationships

  • Multi-year MSAs and long-term contracts (FACT).
  • Highly concentrated top-customer accounts (FACT).
  • Program / field management embedded with carriers (INFERENCE).
  • Backlog $9.54B as relationship pipeline (FACT).
  • Power Solutions critical-facility relationships (FACT).
  • Safety & quality as trust currency (INFERENCE).

Channels

  • Direct enterprise / MSA sales to carriers (FACT).
  • Utility procurement & locate ticket systems (FACT).
  • Regional operating companies as delivery channel (FACT).
  • Power Solutions data-center channel (DMV) (FACT).
  • No consumer retail channel (FACT).
  • IR / brand site for reputation only (SECONDARY).

Customer Segments

  • Telephone companies / fiber builders (AT&T, Lumen) (FACT).
  • Cable MSOs (Comcast, Charter historically) (FACT).
  • Wireless carriers (FACT).
  • Electric & gas utilities (FACT).
  • Data-center / critical-facility owners (Building Systems) (FACT).
  • Highly concentrated — top names = majority of revenue (FACT).

Cost Structure

  • Costs of earned revenues ex-D&A $4.41B (FACT).
  • G&A $445.5M incl. SBC (FACT).
  • D&A $269.6M (FACT).
  • Interest expense net $66.5M; LT debt $2.81B (FACT).
  • Acquisition/integration costs $18.8M in Q4 FY26 (FACT).
  • Net CapEx ~$207M; FCF $435.3M (FACT).

Revenue Streams

  • FY2026 contract revenues $5.546B (+17.9%) (FACT).
  • Communications $5.450B · Building Systems $95.8M (FACT).
  • Revenue recognized as services performed under MSAs (FACT).
  • FY2026 net income $281.2M · EPS $9.56 (FACT).
  • FY2026 Adj. EBITDA $737.7M · 13.3% margin (FACT).
  • ~$425M approx. op. profit before interest (INFERENCE).
Sources: sec.gov/Archives/edgar · sec.gov/Archives/edgar · dycomind.com/about-us · dycomind.com