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Everus completes $295 million Epsilon Industries acquisition

Everus completes $295 million Epsilon Industries acquisition

BISMARCK, North Dakota - Everus Construction Group, a publicly traded company on the NYSE under the ticker ECG, has finalized its acquisition of Epsilon Industries for a sum of $295 million in cash. The acquisition, detailed in a press release, is subject to typical closing adjustments. Epsilon Industries specializes in designing and manufacturing modular mechanical and electrical building infrastructure systems.

The company operates several facilities across the United States and Canada, focusing on off-site modular construction and offering nationwide distribution.

Everus first announced its intentions to acquire Epsilon on July 31. The financial transaction was funded using the company's existing cash reserves and loans under its credit facilities. Epsilon is set to continue under its current leadership, with Chris Wiederick retaining his position as president.

The acquisition is anticipated to broaden Everus's geographic footprint and bolster its standing in sectors such as data centers, advanced manufacturing, and healthcare. The company intends to revise its full-year 2026 financial projections, incorporating the effects of the Epsilon acquisition, during its third-quarter earnings report.

Everus Construction Group is classified within the S&P SmallCap 600 index and offers a range of services including electrical and mechanical contracting, transmission and distribution specialty contracting, across the United States.

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