United Rentals, Inc. (URI)

NYSE • Industrials

$1081.04

+$46.93 (+4.5%)

Market closed

Last close at October 2, 2026 at 20:00 UTC

Open$1048.69

Day Range$1048.69 - $1081.49

Avg. Volume (3M)496.2K

Market Cap$67.2B

P/E Ratio26.1

52 Week Range

$701.59$1179.18

Next EarningsIn 25 daysOct 28, 2026

Metrics Over Time

Where the Money Goes

Q2 2026

Revenueeverything earned$4.4B100%

Gross Profitminus cost of goods$1.7B39%

Operating Incomeminus R&D and overhead$1.1B26%

Net Incomeminus taxes and the rest$753M17%

In plain terms: out of every $100 in revenue, United Rentals, Inc. keeps $17 as net profit.

Fundamentals & Financials

Revenue (TTM)

$16.8B

Net Income (TTM)

$2.6B

EPS (TTM)

$41.46

ROA (TTM)

8.42%

Current Ratio

0.76

Dividend Yield

0.17%

TTM is calculated as the sum of the four most recently completed quarters. This is a standard approach when monthly or real-time data is not available.

Income Statement

Balance Sheet

Financial Highlights

Dividends History

Split History

Earnings

-0.4%Q3 2025$10.47

-4.8%Q4 2025$11.7

-5.9%Q1 2026$11.09

+8.5%Q2 2026$9.71

+10.7%Q3 2026$12.76

Oct 28

in 25 daysQ4 2026

% — EPS deviation from the forecast (beat / miss); quarters without a forecast show the reported EPS

Latest report — Q3 2026

Beat +10.7%

United Rentals beat expectations on both the top and bottom line in the second fiscal quarter of 2026, reported July 22, as revenue rose about 12% to roughly $4.4 billion and adjusted EPS climbed about 22% to $12.76. Revenue of about $4.4 billion topped the $4.22 billion estimate by about 5%, and adjusted EPS of $12.76 beat the $11.53 estimate by about 11%; net income rose about 21% to roughly $753 million from $622 million a year ago. Operating income came in at about $1.1 billion, with gross margin near 39% and operating margin about 26%, while operating cash flow reached about $1.8 billion. The company returned capital with $395 million of stock repurchases and $123 million in dividends. Next-period consensus calls for EPS of $13.44 on revenue of $4.63 billion.

Next report — what to expect

United Rentals, Inc. (URI) reports earnings on October 28, 2026. Wall Street is looking for consensus EPS of $13.92 on consensus revenue of $4.70 billion. For trailing context, revenue grew +11.8% year over year last quarter. URI has beaten EPS in 3 of 8 most recent quarters.

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About United Rentals, Inc.

United Rentals, Inc. (NYSE: URI) provides equipment rentals and related services across the industrial economy, operating in the rental and leasing business for contractors, industrial users, and other customers. The company generated $16.1 billion of revenue in FY2025 and rents, sells, and supports machinery, tools, and site solutions through a broad branch network.

Name

United Rentals, Inc.

CEO

Matthew J. Flannery

Website

www.unitedrentals.com

Industry

Industrials

Year Founded

1997

Employees

28,500

Today's Snapshot

AI-generated

URI closed 4.5% above yesterday's close, in line with a firmer sector.

Trading Volume

Below 10d avg (524.9K)

411.3K

vs S&P 500 Today

Strong Outperformance

+3.71%

Updated: October 2, 2026 at 20:08 UTC

Technical Indicators

5 Buy3 Neutral0 Sell

The shares trade around 1081.04 and present a constructive short- to medium-term setup with price above short, medium and long moving averages, supporting the buy stance. Momentum readings are mixed but tilted positive: CCI is strongly positive while RSI sits in neutral-to-firm territory and MACD remains near neutral, implying mixed internals. Volatility is moderate and ATR suggests modest intraday ranges, however on-balance volume lags, indicating limited volume support. ADX shows a weak trend, so the bullish bias lacks full conviction. Technical takeaway: Buy bias, but trend strength and volume are not yet robust.

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