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GFL Environmental Inc.

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APR 10·MarketBeatMed

JPMorgan Chase & Co. Boosts GFL Environmental (NYSE:GFL) Price Target to $49.00

JPMorgan Chase & Co. has increased its price target for GFL Environmental (NYSE:GFL) from $48.00 to $49.00, while maintaining a "neutral" rating, indicating a potential upside of 13.66% from its previous closing price. This adjustment follows GFL Environmental beating quarterly EPS estimates but missing revenue expectations, with multiple other analysts also offering varied recommendations and price targets. The company's stock currently trades around $43.11 with a P/E ratio of 6.33 and an average analyst target of $56.78, signifying a "Moderate Buy" consensus.

APR 6·MarketBeat

Top Waste Management Stocks Worth Watching - April 6th

MarketBeat has identified seven waste management stocks worth watching, including Waste Management (WM), GFL Environmental (GFL), and Custom Truck One Source (CTOS), based on their recent dollar trading volume. The article highlights that the waste management sector offers stable, contract-driven revenue and dividend potential but is also subject to regulatory influences, commodity prices, and high infrastructure costs. Investors are advised that top-rated analysts suggest other buys, despite Waste Management having a Moderate Buy rating.

MAR 1·MarketBeat

Waste Management Stocks To Research - March 1st

MarketBeat highlights five waste management stocks that demonstrated the highest recent dollar trading volume: Waste Management (WM), GFL Environmental (GFL), Custom Truck One Source (CTOS), Concrete Pumping (BBCP), and ESGL (ESGLW). These stocks are generally considered defensive, offering stable cash flows and dividends due to long-term contracts and consistent demand. The article provides a brief overview of each company's services, noting WM's landfill-generated renewable natural gas and ESGL's focus on regenerating industrial waste.

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