Fluor (NYSE: FLR) is a construction and engineering company with shares down 17.5% year to date. Despite recent challenges, Fluor has a market value of $6.7 billion, employs 27,000 people, and has a backlog of orders valued at $28.2 billion, making it an attractive long-term investment opportunity. Additionally, Fluor holds a majority stake in the nuclear start-up NuScale Power, positioning the company well in the growing nuclear power industry. With a forward-looking P/E ratio of 16.5, below its five-year average, Fluor is worth considering for a long-term portfolio.

Although Fluor’s stock has declined after reporting lower second-quarter results and adjusting expectations, long-term potential remains strong. While not included in the Motley Fool’s list of top 10 stocks, Fluor’s position in the nuclear energy sector and its backlog of orders make it a compelling investment option. Investors should weigh the company’s current challenges against its future growth opportunities before making a decision.

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