Crane Company Stock News

Illinois Tool's (ITW) second-quarter 2022 earnings are likely to have gained from its acquired assets. However, supply-chain challenges might have hurt performance.

While supply chain restrictions and raw material cost inflation are likely to have hurt Xylem's (XYL) Q2 performance, solid backlog level and effective pricing is expected to have aided the same.

Rockwell Automation's (ROK) Q3 performance is likely to reflect higher-order levels stemming from improved demand for core automation and digital transformation solutions.

T-Mobile (TMUS) is expected to have recorded year-over-year higher revenues in second-quarter 2022, driven by strong sales across its Postpaid, Prepaid and Wholesale businesses.

Crane (CR) is seeing favorable earnings estimate revision activity and has a positive Zacks Earnings ESP heading into earnings season.

Five companies will report second-quarter 2022 earnings results next week. These are: EQT, MEDP, CR, HES and ZION.

Five companies will report second-quarter 2022 earnings results next week. These are: EQT, MEDP, CR, HES and ZION.

While an impressive performance in the North America segment is expected to have aided A.O. Smith's (AOS) Q2 performance, high costs might have impeded its bottom line.

Stanley Black's (SWK) Q2 performance is likely to have benefited from strength across end markets and synergies from acquired assets, partly offset by supply-chain woes and inflationary pressure.

Gains from non-residential businesses are likely to have aided Allegion's (ALLE) Q2 performance amid adversities from labor shortages, material and freight-related cost inflation.

While supply chain woes are likely to have hurt Honeywell's (HON) Q2 earnings, solid demand across the Aerospace and Building Technologies segments is expected to have aided the top line.

Encore Wire's (WIRE) Q2 earnings will likely reflect benefits from strong shipment volumes for copper and aluminum wire, manufacturing capacity expansions and cost-reduction actions.

Pentair's (PNR) second-quarter 2022 performance is likely to reflect solid demand in the residential and commercial water treatment business.

Fortune Brands' (FBHS) Q2 performance is likely to have benefited from higher revenues across all its segments, partly offset by supply-chain woes and inflationary pressure.

While supply chain woes and escalating costs might have hurt IDEX's (IEX) Q2 earnings, pricing actions are expected to have partly offset the adversity.