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3 Stocks Benefiting from the Infrastructure Boom

Given the breadth of spending from infrastructure bills and the added benefit of declining interest rates, the infrastructure boom creates fertile ground for long-term growth. Thus, investors looking to capitalize on this momentum could consider investing in quality stocks like Owens Corning (OC), Griffon Corp. (GFF), and Apogee Enterprises (APOG).…

3 Building Materials Stocks Benefiting from the Construction Surge

3 Building Materials Stocks Benefiting from the Construction Surge

Strong government infrastructure investments, rising construction starts, and increased demand for sustainable, resilient projects across the U.S. benefit the building materials market. Therefore, considering top building material stocks like Owens Corning (OC), Apogee Enterprises (APOG), and Griffon (GFF) could be a wise choice, as they stand to gain. Read on.

3 Construction Stocks to Buy as Infrastructure Spending Rises

3 Construction Stocks to Buy as Infrastructure Spending Rises

The construction market is experiencing a significant surge owing to increasing infrastructure spending and technological advancements. Hence, it could be wise to add quality construction stocks like United States Lime & Minerals (USLM), Griffon (GFF), and Apogee Enterprises (APOG) to your portfolio. Continue reading….

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Top 4 Industrial Stocks on Wall Street in 2024

The robust industrial sector, driven by a surge in demand for automation and modernization, is complemented by government initiatives. Thus, fundamentally solid industrial stocks Gibraltar Industries (ROCK), Global Industrial (GIC), Apogee Enterprises (APOG), and Clearwater Paper (CLW) might be ideal buys this year. Read more.

Why Investors Are Buying Up Shares in These 3 Industrial Stocks?

The building materials industry is well-positioned for solid growth, primarily due to the substantial investments to improve infrastructure and the increasing demand for new homes. So, should you add industrial stocks Owens Corning (OC), Apogee Enterprises (APOG), and Quanex Building Products (NX) to your portfolio now? Keep reading.

The Top 3 Building Material Stocks Investors Are Buying Hand Over Fist

Strong demand across different industries and the adoption of sustainable practices appear to be positive for the building material sector. As the industry’s prospects look promising, it could be wise to invest in three top building material stocks, Holcim Ltd (HCMLY), GMS Inc. (GMS), and Apogee Enterprises (APOG). Read on….

3 Industrial Stocks with Strong Momentum in July

Amid high-interest rates and a tight labor market, the economy is at risk of tipping into a recession in the second half of 2023. So, investors could consider buying industrial stocks Holcim (HCMLY), GMS (GMS), and Apogee Enterprises (APOG) that have gained momentum despite the market volatility. Keep reading.

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2 Industrial Stocks With Strong Buying Potential

2 Industrial Stocks With Strong Buying Potential

Industrial production is expected to grow amid the government’s boost to enhance domestic production. Also, the adoption of newer, more advanced technologies is likely to drive long-term growth in the industrial sector. Therefore, it may be worth adding industrial stocks Allison Transmission Holdings (ALSN) and Apogee Enterprises (APOG) to your…

3 Industrial Stocks You'll Be Glad You Bought in 2023

3 Industrial Stocks You'll Be Glad You Bought in 2023

Industrial production data remains considerably positive in the United States. Moreover, lucrative federal investments should boost the industrial sector. Therefore, quality industrial stocks Caterpillar (CAT), Tennant Company (TNC), and Apogee Enterprises (APOG) could be worth buying in 2023. Keep reading.

3 Stocks With Surprising Growth Potential in 2023

3 Stocks With Surprising Growth Potential in 2023

With inflation showing signs of cooling and the probability of a recession declining, there have been slivers of optimism regarding the economic climate. Therefore, investors could benefit from buying fundamentally strong stocks General Motors (GM), Cars.com (CARS), and Apogee Enterprises (APOG), with solid growth potential. Keep reading….

5 Unstoppable Stocks You Shouldn't Wait Any Longer to Buy

5 Unstoppable Stocks You Shouldn't Wait Any Longer to Buy

The Fed’s intention to keep raising interest rates despite the cooling down of inflation could eventually lead to the economy witnessing a recession. Moreover, the World Bank lowered its 2023 global growth forecast by almost half, citing deteriorating economic conditions. Hence, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound…

Craig-Hallum Cuts Apogee Enterprises Price Target By ~9%

Craig-Hallum Cuts Apogee Enterprises Price Target By ~9%

Craig-Hallum analyst Eric Stine lowered the price target for Apogee Enterprises Inc (NASDAQ:APOG) to $43 (2.7% upside) from $47 while maintaining the Hold rating on the shares. The analyst noted the company had a good start to FY23, with Q1 surpassing expectations. Stine expressed optimism about Apogee's operational progress. Meanwhile, the analyst specified that certain market…

Why Apogee Enterprises Shares Are Gaining Today

Why Apogee Enterprises Shares Are Gaining Today

Apogee Enterprises Inc (NASDAQ:APOG) reported first-quarter FY23 sales growth of 9% year-over-year to $356.6 million, beating the consensus of $328.59 million. Revenue by segments: Architectural Framing Systems $163.3 million (+19% Y/Y); Architectural Glass $76.3 million (-8.1% Y/Y); Architectural Services $103.4 million (+14% Y/Y); and Large-Scale Optical $25.2 million (+4% Y/Y). The gross…

Craig-Hallum Downgrades Apogee Enterprises Post Q4 Results

Craig-Hallum Downgrades Apogee Enterprises Post Q4 Results

Apogee Enterprises Inc (NASDAQ:APOG) has been downgraded to Hold from Buy, and the price target lowered to $47 from $54 by Craig-Hallum analyst Eric Stine. According to the analyst, Apogee used to trade at a significant discount to building materials comps but now trades substantially in-line. Related: Apogee Enterprises Q4 Results Surpass Estimates, Provides FY23 Guidance…

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Apogee Enterprises Q4 Results Surpass Estimates, Provides FY23 Guidance

Apogee Enterprises Inc (NASDAQ:APOG) reported fourth-quarter sales growth of 6.3% year-over-year to $327.96 million, beating the consensus of $323.33 million. Revenue by segments: Architectural Framing Systems $143.13 million (+9% Y/Y); Architectural Glass $72.55 million (-12% Y/Y); Architectural Services $98.73 million (+21% Y/Y); and Large-Scale Optical $26.55 million (+23% Y/Y). Adjusted EPS improved…

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