Reports Q3 revenue $ $720.05M, consensus $760.12M.”Throughout the third quarter, we saw improvement in our core electric business and a higher volume of storm restoration services, which continued its momentum into early 4Q, driven by Hurricanes Helene and Milton,” said Interim President & CEO Paul Caudill. “We have invested significant effort into developing and training a safe, highly qualified workforce to make storm response a core customer offering. This was done intentionally as the recurrence of extreme weather events, while yet unpredictable, has become more likely each year in varying degrees of severity. Our strong performance during the recent storm season has given us further confidence to reiterate our full year 2024 outlook. Looking ahead, we remain well-positioned to diversify our customer and business mix by pursuing additional strategic bid opportunities that align with our risk profile and core competencies, while staying focused on strengthening our core MSA-based businesses serving electric and gas utilities. Our capabilities and decades of experience have situated us well to pursue and win myriad opportunities that exist across the high demand energy sector.”