Chart Industries, Inc.
Chart Industries, Inc. is a global manufacturer and distributor of highly engineered equipment, primarily catering to the energy and industrial gas sectors. Headquartered in The Woodlands, USA, the company was founded in 1859. Its operations are organized into four distinct segments: Cryo Tank Solutions, Heat Transfer…
Company description based on the data provider's company data, AI-assisted, created on 16/10/2026. Not investment advice.
1D
+0.0%
1W
+0.1%
1M
+1.3%
6M
+1.4%
YTD
+1.8%
1Y
+24.3%
2Y
+24.7%
5Y
+41.8%
10Y
+719.3%
Next earnings date
No date known
Volatility around earnings
~40% stronger price swings than usual
PRICE TARGET LOW
US$160.00
CONSENSUS
US$193.81
MEDIAN
US$201.50
PRICE TARGET HIGH
US$240.00
0
STRONG BUY
20
BUY
17
HOLD
0
SELL
0
STRONG SELL
37
TOTAL · Buy
As of: 29/10/2025
P/E
-233.22
P/B
3.03
EV/EBITDA
25.98
RETURN ON EQUITY
-0.5%
NET MARGIN
-1.9%
DEBT/EQUITY
1.2
DIVIDEND YIELD
0.0%
AS OF
31/03/2026
FREE FLOAT
99.5%
FLOAT SHARES
47,607,232
AVG. DAILY VOLUME (30D)
1,409,833
STRAUCH ROGER A
CICHOCKI ANDREW R
Harty Linda S
Sagehorn David M.
Sagehorn David M.
Chart Industries, Inc. is a company in the Industrials sector, Industrial - Machinery industry, headquartered in United States.
The CEO is Gerald F. Vinci, the company employs around 11,777 people.
The IPO was on 26/07/2006; the stock trades on NYSE under the ticker GTLS.
37 analysts rate the stock, the consensus is Buy (as of 29/10/2025).
The average price target is US$193.81, ranging from US$160.00 to US$240.00, with a median of US$201.50.
This is an external assessment, not a statement by Market Jury.
Around past earnings, price swings were roughly 40% stronger than usual.
No, Chart Industries currently does not pay a dividend.
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