W.W.Grainger (GWW) has been the focus of numerous recent reports. Many hinted at the possibility of the company splitting its shares, a move which is often associated with improved investor sentiment and increased marketability of the shares. Grainger's Q1 results exceeded estimates, adding to it's attractiveness as a strong growth stock, while it's
debt management has also been commended. The company has displayed notable growth in the past five years, with its
stock price increasing by 269%. Grainger (GWW) is set to report Q2 earnings soon and some parties anticipate this might be a trigger for a stock split. It will divest its distribution business in China, and European MRO product supplier Fabory in a bid to focus on its core business. Shareholdings within the company have seen shifts, including sales and purchases by Allspring Global Investments Holdings LLC, Cambridge Investment Research Advisors Inc., and Dynamic Advisor Solutions LLC.
Vanguard Group increased their position in Grainger GWW. Currently, it has a consensus recommendation of “Hold” from brokerages.
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