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To own nVent Electric, you need to believe that AI and power grid investment can support sustained demand for its electrical and cooling solutions. The upgraded 2025 revenue and EPS guidance strengthens the near term growth catalyst from AI data center and utility spending, but it also heightens exposure to any slowdown in AI capital expenditure, which remains the most immediate risk.
Among recent company actions, nVent’s expansion of liquid cooling capacity and its entry into NVIDIA’s partner network are most relevant here, as they directly tie the stronger guidance to concrete participation in AI infrastructure build outs. These moves support the growth story around high density computing, while at the same time increasing reliance on a concentrated set of fast growing, but potentially cyclical, end markets.
But investors should also be aware that if AI data center spending cools more quickly than expected, ...
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nVent Electric's narrative projects $4.5 billion revenue and $651.5 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how nVent Electric's forecasts yield a $121.54 fair value, a 13% upside to its current price.
Five fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$73 to US$122 per share, with opinions clustered across that wide band. When you set those varied views against nVent’s heavy reliance on AI driven data center demand, it underlines why many readers may want to compare multiple risk and growth assumptions before forming a view.
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