Fluor falls after restating its 2019 earnings and pulling its previously issued 2020 guidance following an internal accounting review sparked by an SEC probe.

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Fluor shares are tumbling after the engineering company disclosed an SEC probe into its accounting and financial reporting.

Fluor, following a strategic review, will sell its government and equipment businesses.

Fluor has undertaken a complete review of operations. It withdrew earnings guidance for 2019.

Fluor plummets after posting a first-quarter adjusted loss of 14 cents a share, widely missing Wall Street expectations that called for profit of 52 cents.

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"We're really off to a very solid start to the quarter. It's in line with our forecast, and we see no reason for that to stop," said CEO Joel Anderson.

"We believe the majority of these and other gross margin pressures are largely temporary, and we are confident in our plans to drive greater supply chain efficiencies moving forward,' said CEO Jeff Owen.