Carrier Global Corp

Carrier Global’s Q4 revenue fell 14.5% as residential HVAC sales slump from rising mortgage rates, but strong commercial and data‑center demand plus a growing backlog offer a strategic pivot toward higher‑margin projects.

Carrier Global’s rising profile in green HVAC tech—explored through market trends, supply‑chain risks and analyst focus—offers investors a nuanced view of future upside.

Carrier Global sells its Riello division to Ariston for $430 million, freeing cash for share buybacks and core climate‑tech investments while streamlining operations and boosting shareholder value.

Carrier Global’s HVAC‑R leadership, rising equity, and AI‑powered energy‑efficiency strategy position it for long‑term growth in the smart‑building market.

Carrier Global’s new Barclays target cuts optimism over $1.2B cap‑ex, but its AI‑powered HVAC tech and green upgrades may still boost long‑term profits.

Carrier Global Corp. sees analyst split, insider buying, and a push for IoT‑enabled HVAC. Explore how supply‑chain moves, margin pressures, and green‑tech strategy affect its future value.

Carrier Global’s dividend hike, insider buying and cautious analyst reviews highlight how the HVAC maker plans to counter rising costs and competition while investing in high‑efficiency and digital supply‑chain upgrades for future growth.

Carrier Global’s HVAC dominance is underpinned by a 12 % cycle‑time cut, 18 % fewer downtimes, and a $3.1 B 2025 CapEx plan, yet analysts cut near‑term targets amid rising competition.

Carrier Global Corporation reported a 7% decline in net sales for the third quarter, but maintained robust profitability and cash flow, driven by a mix of demographic shifts, economic conditions, and cultural trends in the HVAC market.

Carrier Global Corporation’s stock has declined following analyst downgrades and tightened price targets, citing concerns over margin compression, supply-chain bottlenecks, and regulatory compliance, which may impact the company’s earnings and compe…