Movement Alert|Sherwin-Williams Rises 4.04% in Regular Trading, Citi Raises Target Price to $380

Market Focus06-25

On June 25, Sherwin-Williams rose 4.04% in regular trading, trading at $336.09/share, with turnover of approximately $250 million.

On the news front, Citigroup raised its target price on Sherwin-Williams from $355 to $380, maintaining a buy rating. According to FactSet, analysts have an average overweight rating on Sherwin-Williams with a mean target price of $375.21, suggesting further upside from current levels.

Additionally, Shanghai Mayor Gong Zheng recently met with Sherwin-Williams Chairwoman and CEO Heidi Petz, expressing hope that the company would further enhance its Shanghai headquarters capabilities, integrate deeply into local manufacturing supply chains, and support the city's intelligent, green, and integrated industrial development. Petz noted plans to strengthen investment in Shanghai and seize development opportunities across various industries.

Within the Specialty Chemicals sector, the broader group showed strength. Among peers, PPG Industries rose 2.78%, Ecolab rose 3.76%, Axalta Coating Systems rose 2.88%, and DuPont gained 0.47%, reflecting positive sector-wide momentum.

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