NYSE:PH 30 November 2025 - 30 December 2025

Parker-Hannifin shares rose 0.3% to $890.55 Monday, bucking a broader market decline as tech stocks fell. About 440,000 shares traded in a session marked by light news and thin year-end volume. Investors focused on Parker’s pending $9.25 billion Filtration Group deal, which is expected to close within a year. The company last raised its fiscal 2026 outlook after posting record sales in November.

Parker-Hannifin closed Friday at $884.87, off 1.59% from a new 52-week high of $901.31 set Thursday. The company agreed to buy Filtration Group for $9.25 billion in cash, targeting $220 million in cost synergies by year three. Parker disclosed $7.75 billion in new loan facilities to help finance the deal. Recent earnings showed record sales and raised FY26 guidance.

Parker-Hannifin shares closed at $884.87 on Dec. 12, down 1.59% after hitting a 52-week high of $901.31 the previous day. The company secured $7.75 billion in new term loan commitments to fund its planned Filtration Group acquisition. Trading volume on Dec. 12 was below average, pointing to limited selling pressure.

Parker-Hannifin closed at $861.70 on November 28, less than 1% below its 52-week high and up about 35% year to date. Wall Street Zen downgraded the stock to “Hold” on valuation concerns, while several banks raised price targets. Institutional investors reported mixed position changes. The company continues to absorb its Filtration Group acquisition and posted strong fiscal 2026 Q1 results.