EquipmentShare Q2 shows strong rental growth and platform expansion
Aug 12, 2026, 4:31 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Solid YoY growth in Rental revenue, expanding location footprint, and improving leverage create a favorable earnings trajectory. The push into enterprise workflows via T3 and OWN Program payouts could sustain higher margins and cash flow, supporting multiple expansion through improved profitability and visibility.
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EquipmentShare posted a strong Q2 with $1.449B in revenue and 39% rental growth to $908M, while expanding to 430 locations. The T3 platform and OWN Program are driving cross-sell and higher earnings power, helping reduce leverage to 3.0x and bolster liquidity. Management’s 2026 outlook reflects continued expansion and scale benefits across the two core segments.
Total quarterly revenue: $1.449B; TTM revenue: $4.952B.
Rental Segment revenue: $908M, up 39% YoY; 430 locations.
Leverage improves to 3.0x; liquidity $1.424B.
2026 guidance: OEC around $10.6–11.6B; 427–435 full-service locations.
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