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Trane Selloff Creates 'Rare Entry Point,' Analyst Says

Priya Nigam 10 months ago

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Analyst upgrades Trane Technologies to Overweight and praises its strong CHVAC portfolio and potential in the data center market. Price target: $500.

The recent selloff in Trane Technologies PLC's (NYSE:TT) shares offers "a rare entry point into one of the highest quality operators on our list, and best-in-class CHVAC portfolio," according to KeyBanc Capital Markets.

The Trane Technologies Rating: Analyst Jeffrey Hammond upgraded the rating from Sector Weight to Overweight, with a $500 price target.

The Trane Technologies Thesis: Although the company has not provided any indication of its data center market exposure, it is the leading HVAC player in the space, followed by Johnson Controls International PLC (NYSE:JCI) and Carrier Global Corp (NYSE:CARR), Hammond said in the upgrade note.

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Trane Technologies has a strong underlying pipeline and its momentum is likely to continue "for the foreseeable future," he added.

"Additionally, we believe TT’s direct salesforce (average tenure of ~10 years) inherently comes with deep equipment/services knowledge and technical expertise that is a differentiating factor enabling incremental wins, particularly with large/complex data center customers," the analyst wrote.

TT Price Action: Trane Technologies shares were up 1.16% at $395.71 at the time of publication on Monday, according to Benzinga Pro data.

Trane Technologies, with a market cap of $87.74 billion, operates in the building products industry and has a notably high P/E ratio of 29.93, indicating strong investor expectations for future growth compared to historical averages in the sector.

The stock’s 52-week range, spanning from $298.14 to $476.18, suggests significant volatility, particularly as it approaches the upper end of this range, reflecting heightened interest in sustainable building solutions amid global environmental concerns.

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