Emerson Electric Co. stock has risen 15% in the last six months, trading near $151 per share, driven by strong order trends and improved visibility for 2026 earnings, particularly in automation and software. The company’s valuation model suggests a target price of $179, implying an 18.5% upside, largely supported by sustained order growth, expanding Annual Contract Value (ACV), and strength in LNG and power modernization despite weaknesses in China and Europe. The article concludes that Emerson Electric appears modestly undervalued, with its performance in 2026 expected to be driven by automation demand, recurring software revenue, and disciplined execution.
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Emerson Electric Rose 15% in the Last 6 Months. Here’s Where the Stock Could Go in 2026
Emerson Electric Co. stock has risen 15% in the last six months, trading near $151 per share, driven by strong order trends and improved visibility for 2026 earnings, particularly in automation and software. The company’s valuation model suggests a target price of $179, implying an 18.5% upside, largely supported by sustained order growth, expanding Annual Contract Value (ACV), and strength in LNG and power modernization despite weaknesses in China and Europe. The article concludes that Emerson Electric appears modestly undervalued, with its performance in 2026 expected to be driven by automation demand, recurring software revenue, and disciplined execution.