Emerson Electric stock rose 1.26 percent as TD Cowen lifted its target
📈 Emerson Electric stock rose 1.26 percent to USD 158.10 on September 25, 2026, following a price target lift from TD Cowen.
💰 The company reported adjusted EPS of USD 1.71, beating the consensus estimate of USD 1.68 by USD 0.03.
📊 Revenue reached USD 4.87 billion, exceeding the expected USD 4.80 billion for the quarter ended August 4, 2026.
🎯 TD Cowen raised its price target to USD 170.00 while maintaining a Hold rating on Emerson Electric stock.
🚀 Wells Fargo upgraded Emerson Electric to Strong Buy, contributing to a Moderate Buy consensus among analysts.
📅 Management guided for fiscal 2026 adjusted EPS between USD 6.45 and USD 6.55.
🔮 Q3 2026 adjusted EPS outlook is set between USD 1.65 and USD 1.70 according to Fortune transcripts.
📉 The stock trades at USD 158.10, which is 4.96 percent below its 52-week high of USD 166.35.
💼 Emerson Electric has a market capitalization of USD 88.6 billion as of September 25, 2026.
🏭 The company operates in the Industrials sector specializing in specialty industrial machinery.
- Emerson Electric reported adjusted EPS of USD 1.71, beating the consensus estimate of USD 1.68 by USD 0.03 for the quarter ended August 4, 2026.
- Revenue reached USD 4.87 billion, surpassing the expected USD 4.80 billion forecast for the same period.
- TD Cowen lifted its price target to USD 170.00 from USD 150.00, indicating increased valuation potential despite a Hold rating.
- Wells Fargo upgraded Emerson Electric to Strong Buy, reflecting positive sentiment from major financial institutions.
- The stock rose 1.26 percent to USD 158.10 on September 25, 2026, driven by the combination of earnings beat and analyst actions.
- TD Cowen maintained a Hold rating despite raising the price target, signaling that the higher valuation is viewed as measured rather than fully bullish.
- The stock trades at USD 158.10, which is 4.96 percent below its 52-week high of USD 166.35, suggesting room for further upside or potential resistance near recent highs.