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Terex TEX

United StatesIndustrials · Farm & Heavy Construction MachineryUSD
4.7AI score
Rank 1,827 of 2,130
better than 14% of companies
54.13USD
▲ 8.5% in one year
TEX MSCI World +22.1%
Average analyst target
78.94 USD (+45.8%)
13 analysts
52-wk low 41.70High 74.69
📈 Chart on TradingView ↗(affiliate link)Analysis of 08/10/2026

What does it do?

Terex Corporation is a US manufacturer of heavy machinery and equipment for the construction, infrastructure, and materials sectors, with brands such as Genie and Terex Utilities.

Key points

from its scores
  • ✕Little competitive advantage3.2
  • ✕Unfavourable risk and backdrop3.5
  • ✕Fragile balance sheet4.7

AI analysis

bottom line, main risk, context and news
Bottom line

Valuation is attractive, but weak profitability and financial leverage warrant caution until we see an improvement in cash generation and margins.

Terex shows exceptional revenue growth (50.50%) but with weak profitability (ROE 4.21%, operating margin 7.24%) and a leveraged balance sheet (Net Debt/EBITDA 3.72), making it vulnerable to a rising rate environment. The forward valuation (P/E 9.10) looks attractive, but the quality of the business and the sustainability of growth are questionable.

⚠ Main risk

The main risk is the combination of high leverage (Net Debt/EBITDA 3.72) with a rising interest rate environment, which could further compress margins and investment capacity.

Context and risks

Terex operates in a cyclical industrial sector and its balance sheet is leveraged (Net Debt/EBITDA of 3.72), exposing it to a rising interest rate environment in the US and a potential slowdown in demand for heavy machinery. Weak cash conversion (35.24%) and operating margin (7.24%) limit its ability to absorb higher financing costs.

Is Terex stock cheap or expensive?

at the analysis date
In line with its sector

On P/E and EV / EBITDA, it trades in line with the Industrials median (within 15%).

MultipleCompanySectorDifference
P/E25.925.4+2%
EV / EBITDA13.814.5−5%
Price / book1.24.1−69%
Price / sales0.92.1−55%

Sector: median of the 388 Industrials companies analysed. In bold, the multiples used for the comparison.

Valuation score: 5.8 out of 10 (median for Industrials: 5.0).

Average analyst target: 78.94 USD, +45.8% versus the price.

Indicative fair value · USD
Graham59.56▲ +10% vs price
Cash flow (DCF)44.44▼ −18% vs price
Dividends23.80▼ −56% vs price
Price54.13at the analysis date

Classic formulas with standard assumptions (10.0% growth, 8-9% discount rate). Indicative only: they change a lot with the assumptions and are not a recommendation.

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Score by category

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Financial healthiWeak4.7Industrials median: 6.4
Quality / MoatiPoor3.2Industrials median: 5.8
ValuationiFair5.8Industrials median: 5.0
GrowthiFair6.0Industrials median: 6.6
DividendiFair5.7Industrials median: 5.4
MomentumiFair5.2Industrials median: 5.9
Risk & ContextiWeak3.5Industrials median: 6.0
Industrials median7 or more 5 to 7 under 5

Key metrics

at the analysis date · compared with the Industrials median
P/Ei
25.9
Industrials: 25.4in line
EV / EBITDAi
13.8
Industrials: 14.5in line
ROEi
4.2%
Industrials: 16.9%below
Operating margini
7.2%
Industrials: 12.4%below
Net debt / EBITDAi
3.72
Industrials: 1.58above
Revenue growthi
+50.5%
Industrials: +9.2%above

Valuation

P/E
25.9
Forward P/E
9.1
EV / EBITDA
13.8
Price / book
1.2
Price / sales
0.9
PEG
1.06
Market cap
6.2B USD
Enterprise value
8.5B USD

Profitability

ROE
4.2%
ROA
2.8%
ROIC (approx.)
6.3%
Gross margin
16.8%
Operating margin
7.2%
Net margin
2.2%
Free cash flow
216.0M USD
FCF yield
3.5%
Cash conversion
35%

Solvency

Total debt
2.7B USD
Net debt
2.3B USD
Cash
407.0M USD
EBITDA
613.0M USD
Net debt / EBITDA
3.72
Debt / equity
54.56
Current ratio
1.82
Quick ratio
0.84

Growth

Revenue growth
+50.5%
Earnings growth
−11.9%
EPS (TTM)
2.09 USD
EPS (forward)
5.95 USD

Dividend

Dividend yield
1.3%
Payout
32.5%

Risk and market

Beta
1.47
Analyst consensus
Buy (13)
Target price
78.94 USD
52-week range
41.70 – 74.69

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Frequently asked questions about Terex

Is Terex stock cheap or expensive?

On P/E and EV / EBITDA, it trades in line with the Industrials median (within 15%). Valuation score: 5.8 out of 10 (median for Industrials: 5.0). Average analyst target: 78.94 USD, +45.8% versus the price. This is not investment advice.

What score does Terex get on MeridIAn Screener?

It scores 4.7 out of 10, rank 1,827 of 2,130 (better than 14% of the companies analysed). Its strongest category is Growth (6.0) and its weakest, Quality / Moat (3.2). Analysis of 08/10/2026.

What is Terex's P/E ratio?

Its P/E is 25.9: the share price equals 25.9 times earnings per share over the last 12 months. The Industrials median is 25.4. Based on the earnings analysts expect, the forward P/E is 9.1.

How much is Terex worth on the stock market?

Its market capitalisation is 6.2B USD and its enterprise value, debt included, is 8.5B USD.

How much debt does Terex have?

Its net debt (debt minus cash) is 2.3B USD. That is 3.72 times its EBITDA; the Industrials median is 1.58.

Does Terex pay a dividend?

Yes: its dividend yield is 1.26% and it pays out 33% of its earnings.

How has Terex stock performed over the last year?

It has risen 8.5% over the last year, excluding dividends. Over the last 52 weeks it has traded between 41.70 and 74.69 USD. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

What do analysts think of Terex?

13 analysts cover it; their average recommendation is “Buy” and their average target is 78.94 USD (+45.8% versus the price). It is an estimate, not market data.