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WATSCO INC

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Watsco Declares $3.30 Quarterly Dividend

Watsco, Inc. (NYSE: WSO) declared a $3.30 quarterly dividend per share, payable on October 30, 2026. The company has paid dividends for 52 consecutive years, focusing on cash flow and a conservative balance sheet. Watsco is the largest distributor in the North American HVAC market, with a history of organic growth and acquisitions. The company is investing in AI-driven initiatives and digital tools to enhance its competitive advantage.

These 3 Boring Stocks Have One Thing in Common: Demand That Cannot Wait

Watsco (WSO) reported $464M cash, no debt, and 52 years of dividend increases. Ferguson (FERG) beat EPS estimates and raised full-year guidance. Core & Main (CNM) serves a $44B market with $1.2T in U.S. infrastructure investment needed. All three companies benefit from non-cyclical demand for HVAC and plumbing products.

Watsco (WSO) Bets $500M On Plumbing’s Next Frontier

Watsco (WSO) acquired The Granite Group, a plumbing and HVAC distributor, for $500M. This is Watsco's second acquisition in 2026, following Jackson Supply. The Granite Group has $500M in annual sales and 82 locations. Watsco's Q2 revenue rose 2% to $2.1B, but gross profit fell 4% due to margin compression. The company has no debt and raised its dividend 10% in April.

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Watsco Declares $3.30 Quarterly Dividend

Watsco, Inc. (NYSE: WSO) declared a $3.30 quarterly dividend per share, payable on October 30, 2026. The company has paid dividends for 52 consecutive years, focusing on cash flow and a conservative balance sheet. Watsco is the largest distributor in the North American HVAC market, with a history of organic growth and acquisitions. The company is investing in AI-driven initiatives and digital tools to enhance its competitive advantage.

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These 3 Boring Stocks Have One Thing in Common: Demand That Cannot Wait

Watsco (WSO) reported $464M cash, no debt, and 52 years of dividend increases. Ferguson (FERG) beat EPS estimates and raised full-year guidance. Core & Main (CNM) serves a $44B market with $1.2T in U.S. infrastructure investment needed. All three companies benefit from non-cyclical demand for HVAC and plumbing products.

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Watsco (WSO) Bets $500M On Plumbing’s Next Frontier

Watsco (WSO) acquired The Granite Group, a plumbing and HVAC distributor, for $500M. This is Watsco's second acquisition in 2026, following Jackson Supply. The Granite Group has $500M in annual sales and 82 locations. Watsco's Q2 revenue rose 2% to $2.1B, but gross profit fell 4% due to margin compression. The company has no debt and raised its dividend 10% in April.

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Watsco To Buy The Granite Group For Undisclosed Sum

Watsco, Inc. (WSO) agreed to acquire The Granite Group, a distributor of plumbing and HVAC products, for an undisclosed sum. The deal aims to strengthen WSO's market position and product diversification. The Granite Group will operate independently under its current leadership. WSO pre-market price was $312.00, down 0.71%.

B2B digital commerce is pulling away from traditional channels as distributor earnings confirm the shift

Digital Commerce 360 reports that Wesco’s Q2 2026 data center sales rose 45%. It also cites Watsco’s Q2 e-commerce sales up 13%, with digital at 37% of total revenue, and notes Fastenal’s digital growth alongside a CEO transition. O’Neill Logistics announced a partnership with Robust.AI on warehouse automation. Investors may track Q3 results in October.

Watsco Inc Q2 2026: Revenue $2.1B, EPS $4— 10-Q Summary

Watsco Inc (WSO) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $2.105B, up 2.1% from $2.062B a year earlier. Net income attributable fell to $163.3M from $183.6M, and diluted EPS declined to $4.00 from $4.52. The company cited HVAC sales mix, margin pressure from OEM pricing, and a Jackson acquisition adding 25 locations.

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