(SLND) Southland Holdings - Ratings and Ratios

Southland Holdings, Inc. is a leading player in the specialty infrastructure construction sector, operating across North America and select international markets. The company specializes in large-scale infrastructure projects, leveraging over 123 years of expertise to deliver complex engineering solutions. Its operations are divided into two core segments: Civil and Transportation.

The Civil segment focuses on water and wastewater infrastructure, including the design and construction of water pipelines, pump stations, lift stations, and treatment plants. The company also excels in concrete and structural steel work, outfall systems, and tunneling projects, playing a critical role in ensuring water supply and environmental sustainability for communities.

The Transportation segment is dedicated to building and modernizing transportation infrastructure. This includes bridges, roadways, marine facilities, dredging, ship terminals, and specialty structures such as convention centers, sports stadiums, and ferris wheels. Southland Holdings work in this segment is instrumental in supporting economic growth and improving connectivity across regions.

Headquartered in Grapevine, Texas, Southland Holdings, Inc. has established itself as a trusted partner for government agencies and private-sector clients. Its commitment to innovation, safety, and project efficiency has earned it a strong reputation in the construction and engineering industry. Web URL: https://www.southlandholdings.com

3-Month Forecast: Based on and , Southland Holdings, Inc. is expected to face near-term volatility. The stock is currently trading below its SMA 20 (3.16) but above its SMA 50 (3.28), indicating potential sideways movement. The low ATR (0.19) suggests limited price fluctuations. From a perspective, the negative RoE (-71.63) raises concerns about profitability, but the P/B ratio (1.15) indicates undervaluation relative to book value. Overall, the stock is likely to remain range-bound in the short term, with upside limited by weak earnings performance and downside supported by its reasonable valuation metrics.