Rush Enterprises just posted Q2 2026 earnings that surprised investors—revenue held steady at $1.9 billion, matching forecasts, while earnings per share smashed expectations by 6.5% at 91 cents. Despite recent revenue dips in truck sales, their aftermarket services are holding strong. The company’s shareholder-focused moves—announcing a 3-for-2 stock split and boosting its cash dividend—signal confidence. Analysts now see growth ahead, with revenue and EPS projected to rise, hinting at a potential turnaround for the Texas-based commercial vehicle giant.
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