CARRIER GLOBAL Corp
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See all $CARR insider activity →Carrier Global (CARR) announced a quarterly dividend of $0.24 per share, maintaining the previous rate. The dividend has a forward yield of 1.75% and is payable on November 18 to shareholders of record on October 29. The ex-dividend date is also October 29.
Smart home stocks fell Wednesday after Bloomberg reported Apple is developing home products with LG, including doorbells and cameras, to compete with Amazon and Google. Apple's smart home hub is set to launch next week. Affected stocks include Resideo (-5.5%), Arlo (-3.2%), and Allegion (-2.6%).
Bernstein SocGen reduced Carrier Global's (CARR) price target to $64 from $78, citing margin concerns and adjusting EV/EBIT multiples. The stock trades at $56.10 with an EV/EBITDA of 18.2 and P/E of 40.48. Despite recent better-than-expected earnings, margins faced pressure from tariffs and product mix issues. The firm remains neutral, seeing no material downside but no clear catalyst.
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Dividend announcement may provide modest support to the stock price.
Carrier shares slip amid competitive concerns.
Analyst target cut suggests weaker outlook and may trigger selling pressure.
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Target cut signals lower valuation expectations, likely pressuring the stock.
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Carrier Global (CARR) announced a quarterly dividend of $0.24 per share, maintaining the previous rate. The dividend has a forward yield of 1.75% and is payable on November 18 to shareholders of record on October 29. The ex-dividend date is also October 29.
1 min readSmart home stocks fell Wednesday after Bloomberg reported Apple is developing home products with LG, including doorbells and cameras, to compete with Amazon and Google. Apple's smart home hub is set to launch next week. Affected stocks include Resideo (-5.5%), Arlo (-3.2%), and Allegion (-2.6%).
2 min readBernstein SocGen reduced Carrier Global's (CARR) price target to $64 from $78, citing margin concerns and adjusting EV/EBIT multiples. The stock trades at $56.10 with an EV/EBITDA of 18.2 and P/E of 40.48. Despite recent better-than-expected earnings, margins faced pressure from tariffs and product mix issues. The firm remains neutral, seeing no material downside but no clear catalyst.
2 min readFour companies—Carrier Global, Archroma, Amerex, and Nation Ford—have reached proposed settlements totaling $149M in AFFF litigation. Carrier will pay $129.2M, Archroma $14M, Amerex $4M, and Nation Ford $1.875M. The settlements resolve claims related to PFAS contamination of drinking water. Eligible U.S. public water systems must submit claims by deadlines in late 2026 and early 2027.
1 min readGoldman Sachs reduced its price target for Carrier Global (CARR) from $85 to $74, while maintaining a Buy rating. The company's stock closed at $55.38, reflecting a 0.22% year-to-date increase. The adjustment is based on valuation, earnings revisions, and visibility metrics.
1 min readCarrier expects high-single-digit growth in U.S. residential and light commercial HVAC businesses, driven by higher pricing and market share gains. CEO Dave Gitlin cited stronger demand, easier comparisons, and increased input costs. The company anticipates $2 billion in data center revenue this year, with a new U.S. facility planned. Trane Technologies also reports strong commercial HVAC demand, with data centers and other verticals contributing to growth. Residential HVAC is expected to grow a
3 min readDow drops triple digits as crude prices rise. PPI data shows 0.4% MoM and 5.4% YoY growth, not easing rate hike concerns. Existing home sales fall 2% to 3.98M units. Carrier Global Corp (CARR) falls 2%, while Ford Motor Co (F) rises 3.3%.
2 min readTrane Technologies (TT) outperformed Carrier Global (CARR) with 8.4% 52-week and 15.1% YTD gains. Analysts rate CARR 'Moderate Buy' with a $76.82 mean target, implying 28.7% upside.
1 min readCarrier Global (CARR) acquired 75F, a cloud-native, AI-enabled building automation solutions provider, to enhance its intelligent building capabilities. The deal aims to integrate digital tools and connected devices, supporting autonomous building functions. Q2 revenue grew 4% to $6.4B, with raised 2026 guidance of $23B sales and $2.90 EPS. Risks include integration challenges and customer adoption concerns. Institutional sentiment remains strong, with 58 hedge funds holding positions.
3 min readPG&E, Tesla, Sunrun, and Renew Home are launching a virtual power plant program in California, enrolling 21,000 flexible energy devices. The program aims to manage energy costs, earn rewards, and support grid stability. It is expected to start this fall and run through 2027, with initial findings shared by early 2027. Participants can receive discounts on Carrier's battery-enabled heat pump systems. Sunrun customers will benefit from a $200-per-battery incentive. The program can deploy 12MW duri
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