Cummins (CMI) stock has surged 50% in the last six months, driven by strong data center exposure and power generation growth offsetting weakness in North America truck markets. The company reported robust Q4 revenue and full-year record EBITDA, with Power Systems being a key driver, supported by strong data center demand and multi-year order visibility. Analysts project continued revenue and margin expansion in 2026, with the stock appearing undervalued based on a valuation model estimating a 17.5% upside.
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Cummins Is Up 50% in the Last 6 Months. Here’s What to Expect in 2026
Cummins (CMI) stock has surged 50% in the last six months, driven by strong data center exposure and power generation growth offsetting weakness in North America truck markets. The company reported robust Q4 revenue and full-year record EBITDA, with Power Systems being a key driver, supported by strong data center demand and multi-year order visibility. Analysts project continued revenue and margin expansion in 2026, with the stock appearing undervalued based on a valuation model estimating a 17.5% upside.