Caterpillar is performing well with record backlog, rising revenue, strong free cash flow, and its 32nd consecutive annual dividend increase. The company benefits from high-margin service revenues, a strong dealer network, and advanced autonomous mining technology, creating a durable competitive advantage. However, its stock trades at a high forward price-to-earnings ratio of 35x, above historical and peer levels, limiting upside potential. The analyst recommends holding the stock and suggests buying only on a 10-15% price pullback or if automation and power growth exceed expectations.
CAT Strategic Metals Corporation plans to consolidate its common shares on a 10-to-1 basis, reducing outstanding shares from about 402.5 million to approximately 40.3 million. This consolidation will take effect at market open around June 19, 2026, a...
Caterpillar has gained nearly 60% in 2026, driven by strong Q1 results including a 22% revenue increase and a 41% surge in Power Generation revenue due to AI data center demand. The company raised its sales guidance and dividend, supported by a $63 b...
