Caterpillar (NYSE:CAT) has been experiencing mixed fortunes as evident from recent activity. CAT has appointed
Christy Pambianchi as
Chief Human Resources Officer and hired Intel's top HR executive in a strategic move that signals a drive towards digital transformation. The company’s stock however saw a 13% dip last week. Despite facing a manufacturing downturn and tariffs, Caterpillar added $2B value, prompting discussions on whether to buy or sell. Cat Financial's 2024 year-end and third-quarter results have been announced, stimulating further interest. Several insiders were piling into the stock, suggesting an undervalued status. The company has disclosed successful integration of
LiDAR technology for autonomous trucks in partnership with
Luminar. Announcements of a centennial special edition Dozer from HOLT CAT and advancements in future technology at
Luck Stone Quarry are indicators of the company's innovation. Despite all these activities, stocks were impacted by retaliatory tariffs in China, and financial results for the fourth quarter of 2024 came in lower than estimated. Caterpillar thus remains a focus for investors looking for undervalued opportunities.
Caterpillar CAT News Analytics from Wed, 12 Jun 2024 07:00:00 GMT to Sat, 05 Apr 2025 17:47:38 GMT -
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- Innovation 8
- Information 9
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