
PACCAR (PCAR) is back in focus after a fresh round of earnings data highlighted its pattern of topping profit forecasts, putting extra attention on the company ahead of its next report on October 27, 2026.
Recent price action around PACCAR reflects that attention. The share price has slipped roughly 12% over the past 90 days and around 12% over the last month. However, the 1 year total shareholder return of 18.84% and 5 year total shareholder return of 127.14% point to longer term momentum that remains firmly positive.
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Earnings beats and long run returns present PACCAR as a high quality operator. After the recent pullback, the key question is whether that strength is already fully reflected in the share price.
The most followed PACCAR valuation narrative places fair value at $144.80, well above the recent $108.13 close. This frames the recent share price slide as a potential gap between expectations and current pricing.
Expansion of the PACCAR Parts business, supported by record quarterly revenues of US$1.75b in Q2 2026, 29.8% gross margins and management guidance for 3% to 5% sales growth in 2026, points to a growing share of higher margin, recurring revenue that can support net margin and earnings resilience through truck cycles.
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Result: Fair Value of $144.80 (UNDERVALUED)
Still, this hinges on PACCAR reversing the recent double digit declines in earnings per share and revenue, and on valuation not compressing if current growth assumptions prove too optimistic.
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