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Fluor Corporation filings document a global engineering and construction issuer through earnings-related Form 8-K reports, proxy materials and material-event disclosures. Recent 8-Ks include results of operations and financial condition, with company measures such as backlog and new awards tied to awarded and in-progress contracts.
Fluor's formal disclosures also cover annual meeting governance and executive-officer matters, including director elections, independent auditor ratification, advisory compensation votes, board leadership changes, officer appointments, consulting agreements and indemnification arrangements. Additional filings record portfolio activity, including the completed sale of its remaining NuScale Power shares and related Regulation FD disclosure.
Fluor Corp’s Chief Accounting Officer, James Paul Elliott, reported his initial ownership of Stock Growth Incentive Units, each economically equivalent to one share of Fluor common stock. He directly holds 451 units that vest on January 31, 2027 and 1,326 units, half vesting on January 31, 2027 and half on January 31, 2028. These units pay cash equal to the value of a Fluor share upon vesting, so this filing mainly details his deferred, cash-settled incentive awards rather than any stock purchase or sale.
Fluor Corp’s chief financial officer, John C. Regan, increased his direct stake through an equity award. He acquired 15,801 shares of common stock at no cost on the settlement of performance units granted in 2023 after a three-year performance period. Each performance unit converts into one share of Fluor common stock, bringing his direct holdings to 100,482 shares. This reflects the earning of prior performance-based compensation rather than an open-market purchase.
Fluor Corp executive Alvin C. Collins III reported an equity award of company stock. On February 16, 2026, he acquired 17,381 shares of Fluor common stock at $0 per share as a grant/award. These shares reflect earned performance units originally granted in 2023 after a three-year performance period, bringing his directly held common stock to 81,764 shares, with an additional 228.6964 shares held indirectly through a 401(k) plan.
FLUOR CORP chief executive officer James R. Breuer reported an equity award in company stock. He acquired 17,381 shares of common stock at no cost through earned performance units that were originally granted in 2023 for a three-year performance period after criteria were determined to be met.
Following this grant, his directly held common stock increased to 119,604 shares. He also has an additional 309.7414 shares held indirectly through a 401(k) plan.
Fluor Corp group president Mark E. Fields acquired 17,381 shares of common stock through an equity award at no cost. The shares represent earned performance units originally granted in 2023 after a three-year performance period. Following this grant, his direct holdings total 194,513.8 shares of Fluor common stock.
Fluor Corp Executive Chairman David E. Constable reported an equity award tied to prior performance. On the reported date, he acquired 155,628 shares of Fluor common stock at a stated price of $0.00 per share, bringing his direct holdings to 935,766 shares.
The filing explains that these shares represent earned performance units originally granted in 2023 under a three-year performance period. The units converted into common stock after the company determined that the specified performance criteria had been met, with each performance unit delivering one share of Fluor common stock.
Fluor Corporation provides a detailed annual overview of its 2025 business, strategy and risk profile across its Urban Solutions, Energy Solutions and Mission Solutions segments. The company emphasizes a shift toward lower‑risk reimbursable work, with reimbursable contracts representing $20,713 million, or 81% of backlog, at December 31, 2025, and lump‑sum and guaranteed maximum contracts at $4,823 million, or 19%.
Fluor outlines four strategic priorities: portfolio growth in energy transition and advanced manufacturing, stricter contract risk terms, reinforced financial discipline and a high‑performance, technology‑enabled project culture. It highlights significant monetization of its NuScale stake, including net proceeds of $605 million from selling 15 million shares and $1.35 billion from selling 71 million shares via a variable price forward completed in February 2026, with plans to sell the remaining 40 million shares by the second quarter of 2026.
The filing notes that U.S. government agencies provided 17% of 2025 revenue and a single Urban Solutions customer contributed 15%. Human capital data show 22,995 employees, a 14% reduction from the prior year largely tied to the Stork divestiture, with 58% of staff in North America. Fluor reports strong safety performance with an OSHA total case incident rate of 0.36, better than its goal of 0.38, and details extensive training, community giving and environmental initiatives.