Ingersoll Rand sees order growth accelerate at Deutsche Bank summit

Industrial equipment manufacturer Ingersoll Rand told investors at a Deutsche Bank-hosted summit that order growth has accelerated, reflecting strengthening demand across its end markets.

Executives did not disclose specific figures but emphasized a broadening recovery in manufacturing activity, which has supported order backlogs. The company, which provides pumps, compressors and fluid handling systems, cited improved customer confidence and capital expenditure trends as key drivers of the uptick.

The remarks came during a fireside chat at the Deutsche Bank Industrials Conference, where Ingersoll Rand’s leadership outlined operational progress and market positioning. The firm serves sectors including energy, food and beverage, and chemicals, all of which have shown signs of stabilization following recent volatility.

Analysts at Deutsche Bank noted that order momentum aligns with broader industrial trends, though they did not revise near-term estimates based on the comments. Ingersoll Rand’s shares were little changed in pre-market trading following the remarks.

The company has previously flagged supply chain normalization as a factor in its ability to meet rising demand, though executives did not provide updated timelines on resolution.