Caterpillar is a leading manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas engines, and industrial gas turbines. The company serves a diverse range of industries, offering products designed for various applications such as construction, agriculture, mining, and energy production. With a strong emphasis on innovation and sustainability, Caterpillar develops advanced machinery and technology solutions aimed at increasing productivity and efficiency for its customers. Additionally, the company provides extensive support services, including parts and maintenance, ensuring that clients can rely on their equipment for optimal performance over time. Read More
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B Of A analyst reiterates Buy rating on Caterpillar with price target of $335. Company reported sales decline and below-consensus EPS. Retail sales grew +3%. Tariffs are a headwind but downside is less severe than expected. CAT stock up 1.35% at $313.45.
