Waste Management Shares Rise on Higher-Than-Expected 2025 Revenue Views
Shares of Waste Management on Thursday rose a day after the company guided for higher-than-expected revenue in 2025 and its adjusted earnings beat fourth-quarter analyst targets. The stock was up 5% top $220.10 in morning trading. Shares have jumped 18% over the past year.
Waste Management's revenue growth was strong, but it missed on revenue and earnings per share expectations in Q4 2024.
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