Terex’s stock slump on Oct. 30 came amid two shocks: mixed Q3 earnings results and a transformational merger announcement. After a previous close near $56, shares briefly traded in the mid-$40s, reflecting roughly an 18% intraday fallstockanalysis.comts2.tech. Ts2.tech noted that “Terex fell ~18%” after the quarter newsts2.tech, a move echoed by institutional traders and option activity. By afternoon, volume had spiked and the stock was well below pre-earnings levels. For context, the 52-week range is $31.53–$58.66stockanalysis.com, so even after the drop, shares remain above their 2025 low but well off recent highs.
