AECOM Graham Number
The Graham Number of AECOM (ACM) as of Aug 21, 2026 is 42.32 USD. In the previous year, Graham Number was 33.31 USD — a change of 27.02% (higher).
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Graham Number
42.32USD
YoY
27.02%
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Graham Number of AECOM is 2026 42.32 USD. Graham Number of AECOM was 2025 33.31 USD. It decreases by 27.02% higher compared to the previous year.
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AECOM Stock analysis
What does AECOM do? AECOM is a globally operating company in the fields of infrastructure, environment, energy, and construction. It was originally established in 1910 as the Ashland Oil Company and has since evolved through mergers and acquisitions to become AECOM. With its headquarters in Los Angeles, the company employs over 87,000 employees worldwide. AECOM offers a wide range of services, including planning, architecture, construction, operation, and maintenance in the infrastructure sector. The company has also expanded its expertise in environmental consulting and renewable energy technologies. AECOM aims to strengthen its position in the global market by expanding its customer base and focusing on sustainable, cost-effective, and innovative solutions. AECOM is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Graham Number of AECOM is 42.32 USD in 2026.
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The Graham Number estimates the maximum fair price for a stock based on EPS and book value per share, following Benjamin Graham's value investing principles.
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