SHW

Sherwin-Williams

October 15, 2026 · pre-market

Rarity
1.34
Peak move
+4.09%
Float cap
$74.5B

Sherwin-Williams develops, manufactures, distributes and sells paint, coatings and related products such as stains, varnishes, caulks and adhesives. It serves architectural and industrial paint contractors, do-it-yourself homeowners, retailers like home centers and hardware stores, and industrial customers needing automotive refinish, marine, packaging and coil coatings. Founded in 1866 and headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, it operates company-owned paint stores and sells branded and private-label products across North and South America, Europe, Asia and Australia.

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7 events · 0 from SEC or newswire · 0 timed with the move
  • Key eventanalyst_rating

    Barclays initiated coverage of Sherwin-Williams with an Equal Weight/Hold rating and a $348 price target on October 12, 2026.

  • Key eventanalyst_rating

    Goldman Sachs lowered its price target on Sherwin-Williams to $410 from $420 while maintaining a Buy rating, citing slightly lower peer valuation multiples and trimming its 2027 EPS multiple to 29.8x from 30x.

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    Chinese titanium dioxide spot market held steady on Oct 14, with rutile ex-works prices at CNY 12,800-15,200/tonne and anatase at CNY 12,300-13,200/tonne amid weak downstream inquiries.

  • Key eventanalyst_rating

    Barclays initiated coverage of PPG Industries with an Overweight rating and a $136 price target on Oct 13, 2026, implying ~31% upside from the stock's ~$103.60 open.

  • analyst_rating

    Bernstein analyst James Hooper reiterated a Neutral rating on AkzoNobel with a €62 price target on Oct 14, 2026.

  • peer_disclosure

    Lowe's named Sherwin-Williams one of its 2026 Vendor Partners of the Year, citing dedicated field support, product innovation and training, including the ProBlock Primer launch and help during a large-scale vendor transition.

  • layoff_restructuring

    AkzoNobel confirmed it will close its Nashville powder coatings plant by year-end, cutting 75 jobs, with production shifted to Reading, PA; Warsaw, IN; and Monterrey, Mexico.