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To own Caterpillar, you need to believe that long term demand for heavy equipment and energy solutions will support its earnings power despite tariff and macro uncertainties. The latest quarter’s solid revenue growth and AI driven power demand reinforce the near term earnings catalyst, while tariff headwinds and pricing pressure in core construction and resource equipment remain the key risks that this news does not fundamentally resolve.
The US$725 million capacity expansion at the Lafayette, Indiana engine plant ties directly to the fastest growing power and energy unit, underpinned by AI related data center demand. This sits alongside Caterpillar’s ongoing dividend commitments, suggesting management is balancing investment in growth opportunities with continued capital returns, both of which feed into how investors assess the durability of its earnings base.
Yet against this AI fueled opportunity, investors still need to weigh the potential impact of significant new tariffs that could...
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Caterpillar's narrative projects $74.0 billion revenue and $13.5 billion earnings by 2028.
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Sixteen members of the Simply Wall St Community currently see Caterpillar’s fair value between US$291.79 and US$587.67, reflecting a wide spread of expectations. As you weigh those views, consider how concentrated AI driven power demand might interact with tariff and pricing risks for the company’s future performance.
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