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Commercial HVAC (CHVAC) and aftermarket demand remain the primary growth engines, with global CHVAC orders up 35% and data center orders surging over 500%.

Management attributes the data center success to their 'QuantumLeap' integrated offering, which combines chillers, CDUs, and digital twin capabilities into a holistic system.

North American Residential and Light Commercial performed better than expected in Q1, driven by healthy field inventory levels and share gains in large retail accounts.

European heat pump demand showed signs of inflection as the electricity-to-natural gas price ratio in Germany fell below 3 for the first time since early 2023.

The aftermarket strategy is being institutionalized through 'design for service' principles and expanded digital connectivity, with connected devices up 25% in the quarter.

China remains a bifurcated market where residential housing continues to struggle, while high-tech verticals like data centers and semiconductor fabs show resilience.

Full-year revenue guidance was reaffirmed at approximately $22 billion, assuming double-digit growth in commercial and aftermarket offset by short-cycle softness.

Management expects to realize an additional 2 points of pricing globally to offset approximately $400 million to $450 million in new input costs from tariffs and fuel.

The $1.5 billion data center sales target for 2026 is now fully covered by the current backlog, with a significant delivery ramp expected in the second half of the year.

Expansion into the hydronics market began last year with the introduction of an air-to-water heat pump, while further growth into the North American domestic hot water adjacency and an expanded Viessmann boiler lineup are planned for 2027.

The company anticipates tripling its Lynx cold chain digital subscriptions to approximately 720,000 units over the next few years to drive recurring revenue.

New Section 232 tariffs represent a significant headwind, accounting for roughly 75% of the recent incremental input cost increases.

The exit of the Riello business is expected to close before the end of the second quarter, creating a $250 million year-over-year revenue headwind.

Geopolitical conflict in the Middle East led to a 50 basis point downward revision in the CSAME segment margin outlook.

Management explicitly dismissed recent residential HVAC litigation as 'meritless,' stating they intend to defend the case vigorously.

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Management stated that while distributors dislike price hikes, they understand the necessity given sudden input cost increases.

Carrier committed to reverting tariff-related pricing if a reprieve is granted by the administration, maintaining transparency with the dealer network.

Carrier is focusing on organic development of Coolant Distribution Units (CDUs) rather than large M&A, viewing them as 'mini chillers' within their core competency.

Management expects a industry-wide migration toward 2-phase cooling (like ZutaCore's technology) within a five-year horizon as rack densities increase.

Q1 margins in Europe were impacted by heavier-than-planned temporary promotions used to convert new installers and homeowners.

Management expects margins to recover by 100 basis points for the full year through productivity gains and price surcharges effective April 1.

Carrier noted that field inventory levels in its Residential business are currently 35% lower than the previous year, which the company considers very healthy.

April movement was likely bolstered by customers attempting to 'beat' the April 27 price increase, leading to a cautious outlook for the remainder of Q2.

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