Vertiv, a firm specializing in data center power and cooling, has released its Q2 2026 financial results, exceeding Wall Street’s forecasts. The company also announced that its orders have doubled compared to the same period last year. Consequently, Vertiv’s shares increased by approximately 14%, recuperating a significant portion of the October drop due to the prevailing doubt surrounding the AI data center industry.
Vertiv is still below its May peak, yet it has increased by 35% so far this year. – Sebastian Moss. During the third quarter, Vertiv experienced a 61 percent increase in net sales, amounting to $4.31 billion compared to the same period last year. The firm increased its projected 2026 net sales from $153bn to $14.85bn, a rise from $13.8bn to $14.2bn.
Adjusted earnings per share increased by 78 percent to $2.21. Revenue in the Americas experienced a 75 percent growth, reaching $3bn. En la región de Asia Pacífico, las ventas aumentaron en un 50% hasta alcanzar los 779,3 millones de dólares.
EMEA’s growth reached 23% amounting to $544.7 million. Giordano Albertazzi, Vertiv’s CEO, mentioned that they are currently experiencing the biggest infrastructure expansion and it’s gaining momentum. The requirements for data center infrastructure are changing at an unprecedented pace, and Vertiv’s contribution in this expansion continues to enlarge.
We are significantly reducing the duration of new product development processes from years to just a few months. We are rapidly increasing the industrialization of converged infrastructure on a scale never seen before and enhancing our capabilities, which are difficult to duplicate.
