Movement Alert|Vertiv Holdings LLC Rises 3.02% in Pre-Market Trading, Investment Banks Bullish on Q3 Recovery Sustaining Post-Earnings Rebound

Market Focus08-04

On August 4, Vertiv Holdings LLC rose 3.02% in pre-market trading, trading at approximately $270.51/share, with turnover of $764,600. The stock continues its recovery trajectory following a nearly 14% plunge on July 29 triggered by a Q2 revenue miss.

The rebound is driven by multiple investment bank research reports reinforcing a constructive outlook. UBS noted that management attributed the Q2 revenue shortfall to supply chain congestion-related timing shifts, implying growth should meaningfully recover in Q3, and reiterated a Buy rating with a $370 price target. Oppenheimer highlighted strengthening demand, a broadening pipeline across geographies, and accelerating sales cycles bolstering confidence in robust orders and backlog.

While Q2 revenue of $3.27 billion missed the $3.38 billion consensus, adjusted EPS of $1.52 beat expectations of $1.42. Critically, the company raised full-year guidance, lifting the revenue midpoint to $14 billion and adjusted EPS midpoint to $6.70, both exceeding prior Street estimates of $13.88 billion and $6.49 respectively, underpinning market confidence in the fundamental outlook.

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