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Vertiv (VRT) Stock Soars on AI Data-Center Boom and Blowout Q3 – Can the Rally Last?

Vertiv (VRT) Stock Soars on AI Data-Center Boom and Blowout Q3 – Can the Rally Last?

Vertiv shares are trading in the mid-$170s as of Oct. 22, 2025, up about 50% year-to-date after Q3 sales jumped 29% to $2.676 billion and diluted EPS more than doubled to $1.02. Organic orders surged nearly 60%, pushing backlog to $9.5 billion. Management raised 2025 guidance, now projecting up to $10.24 billion revenue and $4.10 adjusted EPS. The company credits AI and data-center demand for the surge.
22 October 2025
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Vertiv (VRT) Stock Skyrockets on AI Boom – Will the Rally Continue?

Vertiv (VRT) Stock Skyrockets on AI Boom – Will the Rally Continue?

Vertiv Holdings shares hit record highs in October 2025, peaking in the high $160s after a 47% year-to-date surge, fueled by soaring demand for AI-driven data center infrastructure. Q2 sales jumped 35% to $2.64 billion, with an $8.5 billion backlog. Wall Street analysts raised price targets, citing strong growth. Vertiv named Scott Armul as CTO and acquired Belgian AI firm Waylay NV in August.
10 October 2025
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