Clean Harbors is set to release its Q2 earnings tomorrow, with analysts expecting a 5.5% revenue jump—up from last year’s flat performance—despite past misses. Competitors like Waste Connections beat targets and held steady, while Rollins fell short and lost nearly 9%. The environmental services sector has lagged, down 3.3% in the last month, but Clean Harbors’ stock remains flat, trading below its $332 average analyst target. Investors will be watching closely to see if the company can deliver growth and spark a rally amid market volatility.
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