Caterpillar Inc. CAT

Caterpillar Inc. es un fabricante de equipos de construcción y minería, motores diésel y de gas natural, turbinas de gas industriales y locomotoras diésel-eléctricas. La compañía opera a través de segmentos, que incluyen Industrias de la Construcción, que se dedica a apoyar a los clientes que utilizan maquinaria en infraestructuras, silvicultura y construcción de edificios; Industrias de Recursos, que se dedica a apoyar a los clientes que utilizan maquinaria en aplicaciones de minería, construcción pesada, canteras, residuos y manipulación de materiales; Energía y Transporte, que apoya a los clientes en aplicaciones de petróleo y gas, generación de energía, marina, ferroviaria e industrial, incluyendo máquinas Cat; el segmento de Productos Financieros, que proporciona financiamiento y servicios relacionados, y Todos los demás segmentos operativos, que incluyen actividades como gestión y desarrollo de productos, y fabricación de filtros y fluidos, tren de rodaje, herramientas de trabajo en el suelo, productos de transferencia de fluidos y componentes de sellado y conexión para productos Cat.

Con 1 acción de CAT (USD 848,66) habrías recibido USD 6,16 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

CAT hizo una división de acciones (split) de 2:1 el 14 de julio de 2005: cada acción se convirtió en 2. Cambió la cantidad de acciones y su precio, pero no el valor total de la inversión.

• Zacks Investment Research 5 oct

  Buy Q3 AI Data Center Laggards CAT, GLW, JBL for a Rebound in Q4

  Three AI data center infrastructure companies—Caterpillar, Corning, and Jabil—are positioned for strong fourth-quarter 2026 performance despite recent negative returns. Caterpillar is expanding power generation capacity for AI data centers with expected mid-to-high teens revenue growth. Corning is capitalizing on accelerating AI infrastructure demand with optical connectivity solutions and $20B sales target by end of 2026. Jabil expects AI revenues to reach $22.1B in fiscal 2027, representing 54% annual growth, with six customers each generating over $1B.

  

• Zacks Investment Research 5 oct

  4 Stocks to Boost Your Portfolio on Steady Growth in Factory Orders

  The U.S. manufacturing sector is experiencing steady recovery with factory orders rising 0.1% sequentially in August, driven by robust demand for electrical equipment, appliances, and machinery despite inflationary pressures and higher oil prices. Four stocks are highlighted as positioned to benefit: Caterpillar (43.6% expected earnings growth), Zebra Technologies (28.2%), Helios Technologies (24.6%), and Applied Industrial Technologies (9.2%).

  

• The Motley Fool 3 oct

  Caterpillar Trades Above $800. Here's Why It Could Be a $1,000 Stock by 2028.

  Caterpillar stock, currently trading around $845, could reach $1,000 by 2028 due to three key drivers: surging demand for power generation equipment from AI data centers, a strategic shift toward high-margin services revenue (targeting $30 billion by 2030), and sustained demand from infrastructure and mining sectors. The company reported record Q2 revenue of $20.5 billion with a 20.9% operating margin and 68% EPS growth, while maintaining a 32-year dividend increase streak.

  

• The Motley Fool 1 oct

  Want Reliable Dividend Income? These 2 Industrial Stocks Deliver.

  Industrial stocks Caterpillar and Waste Management are recommended for reliable dividend income. Caterpillar has increased its dividend for 32 consecutive years with strong Q2 results and growing AI data center business. Waste Management, North America's largest waste management company, has increased its dividend for 23 consecutive years with a higher yield of 1.8%. Both companies offer consistent cash flow and strong competitive positions despite modest current yields.

  

• Zacks Investment Research 1 oct

  Caterpillar's $1B Compact Equipment Investment: A Growth Driver?

  Caterpillar is investing approximately $1 billion to expand compact construction equipment manufacturing capacity with a new facility in Sanford, NC. The expansion will increase production of compact track loaders and telehandlers, incorporating advanced manufacturing technologies and automation. This supports CAT's Cat Compact strategy to provide easier access to equipment sales, rentals, and service for small contractors and businesses.