Ingersoll Rand (NYSE:IR) continues to face challenges as lack of organic growth weighs down the company. Revenue for Q1 was in line with estimates, but the stock, nevertheless, dropped. Despite a slight revenue miss, the company reports a strong start for the year. It is also targeting $2B in share repurchases by 2025, backed by its strong cash flow. Also, it was revealed that Q1 2025 earnings date is approaching, raising interest among investors. Several notable investment firms have increased their stakes in Ingersoll Rand, while others have reduced. Ingersoll Rand plans to expand its buyback plan to US$2,750 million with the earnings update. The company, which is considered one of the best economic recovery stocks to buy, continues to attract attention with its Q4 earnings. A strategic acquisition helped bolster its foothold in the chiller and gas tech industry, serving its industrial expansion goals. However, an unimpressive Q3 returns and a missed revenue report have caused concern. Despite these hurdles, Ingersoll Rand has seen promising returns of 299% in the past five years.
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