
WAB · NYSE
Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies, or Wabtec, sells equipment, systems, parts and services for the rail industry. Its business is organized around Freight, serving freight railroads and related customers, and Transit, serving passenger rail operators, transit agencies and manufacturers. Revenue comes from original equipment, aftermarket parts, maintenance, modernization and technology-enabled services, giving the company both project and recurring service exposure. Wabtec generates substantial scale: fiscal 2025 revenue was $11.2 billion and net income was $1.2 billion, compared with $10.4 billion of revenue and $1.1 billion of net income in fiscal 2024.
Wabtec fell $6.72, or 2.20%, from $305.79 to $299.07 over the supplied period. The main move came on July 29, when the stock dropped $14.03 to $291.76 on volume of 1.01 million shares, after closing at $305.79 the prior day. It then stabilized, edging up to $292.46 on July 30 before slipping to $290.86 on July 31. The stock recovered over the next two sessions, rising to $296.47 on August 3 and $299.07 on August 4, but remained below its starting level. The supplied evidence identifies no Wabtec-specific earnings, contract, guidance or analyst news explaining the decline, so the weekly move cannot be attributed to a concrete company catalyst.
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