Movement Alert|Republic Services Rises 3.21% in Regular Trading, Environmental Services Sector Rallies Broadly

Market Focus07-17

On July 17, Republic Services rose 3.21% in regular trading, trading at $224.29 USD/share, with turnover of $132 million. The rally was driven by broad-based strength across the Environmental & Facilities Services sector.

Within the sector, peers posted significant gains: Waste Management up 3.92%, Rollins up 3.98%, Waste Connections up 2.69%, Clean Harbors up 2.23%, and GFL Environmental up 2.08%, reflecting widespread sector momentum. The move also follows recent positive fundamental developments for Republic Services, including a Q1 earnings beat of $1.70 adjusted EPS versus the $1.64 consensus estimate, and Citigroup raising its price target to $259 from $247 earlier this month.

Republic Services is one of the largest environmental services providers in the U.S. and Canada, operating through 367 collection operations, 248 transfer stations, and 208 active landfills, while also developing 79 landfill gas-to-energy and renewable energy projects. The company is scheduled to report Q2 earnings on August 6, with consensus EPS estimated at $1.81.

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