Caterpillar

Caterpillar drops 5.2% to $591.30 as tariffs and export controls are expected to remain under U.S. government control and about $2.2bn in tariff costs are forecast for 2026. Management sees margins at the low end of the target range, while the order backlog hit a record $78.1bn and production bottlenecks are slowing deliveries. The stock is technically oversold (RSI 22.7) and trades well below key moving averages; the next major support area is the 52‑week low at $537. » More on deraktionaer.de

In the third quarter Caterpillar reported revenue growth of 17% to $20.7 billion and an operating profit increase of 38% to $4.2 billion; net income rose by about $1 billion to $3.3 billion. The driver was strong business in the Power & Energy segment, which benefits from demand for AI data centers and is now the company's largest revenue segment. Despite the better numbers, the stock fell double digits and traded at its lowest level since January after investors had hoped for upward revisions to the outlook, which were only confirmed. » More on finanzen.net

Caterpillar reported a 17% revenue increase in the third quarter to $20.7 billion and a net profit of about $3.3 billion. Adjusted earnings per share rose from $4.95 to $7.20, beating analysts' expectations. The stock fell more than 10% in premarket trading and is well below this summer's high of nearly $1,100. The Power & Energy division has become the company's top revenue segment, while investors are reacting more cautiously due to large data-center investments and rising interest rates. » More on finanzen.net

Caterpillar reported a 17% revenue increase in the third quarter to $20.7 billion and a net profit of about $3.3 billion. Adjusted earnings per share rose from $4.95 to $7.20, beating analysts’ expectations. The gain was driven by strong demand for power equipment for AI data centers; nevertheless the stock came under pressure as investors grow more cautious over large capital expenditures and rising interest rates. » More on finanzen.net

Caterpillar beat expectations in the third quarter on revenue ($20.7 billion) and adjusted earnings per share ($7.20), but the stock fell about 10 percent. Operating margin rose to 20.4 percent and the order backlog is at a record high, yet the results weren’t enough in an elevated market. The company benefits from the AI trend and is working with Nvidia on AI solutions for machines, creating long-term service and productivity potential. » More on deraktionaer.de