Waste Management is set to unveil its latest earnings this Tuesday, with analysts eyeing a modest 4.3% revenue growth—down from last year’s 19% surge—after narrowly missing EBITDA targets last quarter. While competitors like Waste Connections and Rollins posted stronger results, Rollins’ stock plummeted 9% post-report. Despite sector-wide declines, Waste Management’s shares have risen 6.9% in the past month, trading above its $257.92 average analyst price target. Investors are watching closely to see if the company can sustain momentum amid slowing growth.
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