Morgan StanleySaid tax cuts and rebates in the tax and climate bill passed by the U.S. Congress will help drive sales, and on Thursday raised earnings estimates and price targets for heating and cooling system makers. It is understood that the Inflation Reduction Act approved by U.S. President Biden last month incentivized the largest investment in energy-saving products in U.S. history. The bill allocates $21 billion for tax rebates and federal tax breaks to be used in the next 10 years. Improve people's housing energy efficiency within the year.
Morgan Stanley analyst Joshua Pokrzywinski said in a report that the biggest revenue growth for equipment manufacturers will come from homes that replace air conditioners and furnaces with heat pumps. A heat pump is an all-in-one device that cools and heats homes more efficiently. Pokrzywinski said: "Heat pump technology has been continuously improved over the past decade and is likely to be adopted in more regions."
It is reported that the stock prices of the heating and cooling system manufacturers mentioned by Morgan Stanley in the report all rose on Thursday. As of Thursday's close,Reynolds(LII.US) led the gains with a 3.64% increase,Johnson Controls(JCI.US) closed up 2.79%, Trane Technology (TT.US) closed up 2.23%,Carrier Global(CARR.US) closed up 1.71%, and Huasco (WSO.US) closed up 0.72%.
As shown in the table above, Morgan Stanley raised its price target on these stocks and gave Johnson Controls, Carrier Global and Trane Technologies "overweight" ratings.
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