Vertiv’s Q2 earnings drop tomorrow, with analysts eyeing a 28.5% revenue jump—slightly slower than last year’s 35% surge but still strong. The company’s EPS forecast beat expectations, while revenue growth missed some estimates. Competitors Allegion and Sanmina also crushed targets, with Allegion’s stock soaring nearly 10%. Amid market turbulence—from AI buzz to global tensions—Vertiv’s shares are down 7.3% in a month, trading below the $376 average analyst price target. Investors are watching closely to see if Vertiv can keep its momentum in the data center infrastructure race.
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