UNITED RENTALS, INC.

United Rentals (URI) saw a 10.7% stock price jump due to a U.S. tariff suspension [1], but analysts lowered earnings estimates for the next quarter, projecting a 2.5% decline despite a 2.7% revenue growth [1]. The company announced its Q1 2025 earnings call for April 24th [2]. While URI reported strong Q4 2024 revenues of $4.1 billion, beating expectations by 3.9% and demonstrating strong organic growth [3], [5], the stock price declined after the release [3], [5]. An antitrust lawsuit against URI raises concerns about future growth and profitability [7]. Despite long-term growth and a director's recent stock acquisition [6], [8], the conflicting short-term outlook and legal challenges create uncertainty.