United Rentals Inc

United Rentals Inc. shows steady growth and resilience in a competitive equipment‑rental sector, with a 21‑P/E, 2.8% dividend, and strong cash flow, yet faces digital, capital‑expenditure and regulatory risks that could impact future returns.

United Rentals shows steady growth by renewing its fleet, cutting rental costs, and embracing electrification and telematics—positioning it to capture infrastructure and green‑construction demand.

Discover how millennials, Gen Z, and sustainability are reshaping consumer discretionary spending—boosting home‑improvement, travel, and apparel brands while driving rental demand for DIY tools.

United Rentals keeps growing, riding resilient construction demand and tech‑driven service upgrades—fueling steady revenue and a future‑proof EV fleet.

United Rentals raises $2 bn in low‑rate senior notes to fund electrification, digital upgrades and expansion while keeping leverage manageable for future growth.

United Rentals refines its balance sheet by redeeming 5.5% notes and issuing a 2033 senior debt, cutting costs and extending maturities amid industry‑wide refinancing trends.

United Rentals’ share slide after earnings shows modest revenue growth but shrinking margins and higher costs, sparking a 5.8% EPS decline and investor caution.

United Rentals Inc. reported a disappointing fiscal quarter due to elevated interest rates and macroeconomic uncertainty, but its long-term growth trajectory remains resilient, supported by a decade of compound growth and a strong position in the eq…

United Rentals Inc. has consistently outperformed the market over the past two decades, with a strong financial foundation, diversified customer base, and dominant market position, but faces potential risks and challenges in the form of capital expe…

United Rentals Inc. has outperformed the industrial sector, with a 211% return on investment over three years, driven by its diversified fleet, operational efficiency, and strategic market positioning.