EQPT
EquipmentShare
October 8, 2026 · market open
- Rarity
- 1.96
- Peak move
- −18.67%
- Float cap
- —
EquipmentShare is a US construction equipment rental and jobsite technology company. It rents aerial lifts, earthmoving machines, forklifts, power tools and climate-control equipment to contractors, builders and equipment owners nationwide through a growing branch network. It also sells its proprietary T3 operating system, telematics devices and fleet-management software, tying rentals and digital tools into one data-driven offering.
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5 events · 0 from SEC or newswire · 0 timed with the moveproduct_launchEquipmentShare broke ground on a 70,000-square-foot, two-story third building at its Columbia, Missouri headquarters campus, providing space for up to 300 team members and supporting a previously announced commitment of 500 new jobs, with completion expected mid-2028.
product_launchEquipmentShare announced plans to open a Site Solutions managed-services facility at 9030 Advancement Ave. in the Las Cruces Innovation & Industrial Park, New Mexico, serving Doña Ana County and the Borderplex region with mobile tool trailers, on-site fueling and equipment management, expected to begin operations in 2026 and typically adding 25-50 local jobs.
analyst_ratingTruist lowered its price target on EquipmentShare (EQPT) to $31 from $35 while keeping a Buy rating, in a research note previewing Q3 Industrials results that cited elevated diesel and other input costs, higher interest rates, and questions over funding power infrastructure and project delays.
major_contractEquipmentShare signed a multi-year fleet agreement with Cummins Inc. covering natural gas generator sets, including the C1400N6C, targeting up to 1 gigawatt of natural gas power generation capacity for US energy and infrastructure projects, plus temporary power and microgrid services.
short_reportBlue Orca Capital disclosed a short position in EquipmentShare, alleging undisclosed promises to backstop its OWN equipment-investment program create billions in hidden liabilities, and claiming co-founder-linked Premiere Group holds hundreds of millions of dollars of OWN equipment.