What is the consensus for United Rentals earnings this quarter?

Analysts expect US$4.24B in revenue, up 3.4% year over year, and US$11.80 in EPS for Q4 2025. We will track rental rates, utilization, and Specialty mix, plus 2026 guidance on demand and capex. Free cash flow and buyback updates are also key for post-earnings direction.

Is there upside to the current URI price versus targets?

The average target is US$1,017 compared with a recent US$912.58. That suggests around 11% potential upside if execution stays strong. However, overbought technicals and earnings-day volatility can widen ranges, so risk controls, alerts, and staged entries are prudent for Canadian investors.

How might United Rentals earnings affect Canadian investors?

Results are in U.S. dollars, so FX moves can impact CAD returns. Commentary on infrastructure, utilities, and energy maintenance matters for Canadian projects. A strong report may support sentiment for industrial distributors earnings and equipment providers; a weak print could pressure cyclicals across North American markets.

What technical levels should I watch around the report?

RSI at 73.91 is overbought and ADX at 31.87 shows a strong trend. Price is near the Bollinger upper band at 919.45, which can create sharp moves. If sentiment turns, the 50-day average near 845.81 is a notable support to monitor after the results.

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URI Stock Today: January 28 Earnings Preview, 3.4% Growth Eyed

ByDanny Kontos January 29, 2026January 29, 2026

United Rentals earnings are due after the close today, with Wall Street looking for US$4.24B revenue, up 3.4% year over year, and US$11.80 EPS. United Rentals (URI) has rallied 11.2% over the month, recently trading near US$912.58. The average target sits at US$1,017, so the setup implies volatility if expectations shift. For Canadian investors, we frame the catalysts, technicals, and risk-reward ahead of Q4 2025 results, plus how this print could read through to industrial distributors earnings across North America.