Ingersoll Rand Ranks 438th in Market Activity as Stock Bounces 2.21% Amid Strategic Moves and Mixed Earnings and Analyst Outlooks

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Friday, Sep 5, 2025 6:29 pm ET1min read
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- Ingersoll Rand (IR) ranked 438th in market activity with $0.25B volume, as shares rose 2.21% amid strategic moves like the Dave Barry Plastics acquisition.

- Q2 revenue grew 4.6% to $1.89B, exceeding forecasts, but EPS of $0.80 fell short, with raised FY2025 guidance offset by weak profitability metrics (P/E 59.78, PEG 3.30).

- Institutional ownership remains high at 95.27%, but Banque Transatlantique SA cut holdings by 66.4%, while a 0.1% yield and 6.25% payout ratio highlight mixed investor signals.

- Analysts maintain a "Hold" consensus (6 "Buy," 7 "Hold") despite conflicting technical indicators, with short interest rising 13.56% and mixed sentiment urging caution on earnings/technical confirmations.

On September 5, 2025, , ranking 438th in market activity. , reflecting modest momentum amid mixed technical indicators and analyst outlooks.

Recent developments include the company’s participation in an investor conference and its acquisition of DaveDAVE-- Barry Plastics, which expanded its Life Sciences portfolio. These moves align with strategic efforts to diversify operations and capitalize on sector-specific growth opportunities.

, surpassing estimates. However, . Analysts noted raised guidance for FY 2025, though profitability metrics remain weak, , suggesting potential overvaluation.

, but notable shifts occurred, . , , . Analysts maintain a “Hold” consensus, , though technical signals remain conflicting, .

, . Market sentiment is mixed, as strong institutional and retail inflows contrast with weak fundamental scores. Investors are advised to monitor earnings trends and technical confirmations before committing to positions.

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