StocksUpdated•Originally published 11 June 2026•Updated 12 June 2026•
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Analysts Reiterate Buy Ratings for Waste Management and EnerSys as Sentiment Holds

Key Facts

1Bernstein maintained a 'Buy' rating for Waste Management (WM) with a price target of $260.
2TD Cowen reiterated its 'Buy' rating on EnerSys (ENS) and maintained its price target at $265.

Reflecting sustained confidence in the environmental services and energy solutions sectors, major financial institutions have reiterated their bullish outlooks on Waste Management and EnerSys. Bernstein maintained a 'Buy' rating for Waste Management (WM) with a price target of $260. Simultaneously, TD Cowen reaffirmed its 'Buy' rating on EnerSys (ENS), keeping its price target steady at $265, signaling continued faith in the companies' fundamental growth trajectories.

This analyst optimism arrives as industrial service stocks maintain relative stability; Waste Management (WM) traded at $218.79 on June 11, 2026, while its primary peer Republic Services (RSG) continues to trade near annual highs per market data. In the energy space, EnerSys stands out as a leader in industrial storage solutions. Recent quarterly performance for ENS showed expanding operating margins driven by robust data center demand, providing a fundamental cushion for TD Cowen’s $265 price target.

Regarding current market levels, ENS traded at $222.92 and WM at $218.79 as of June 11, 2026. Traders are now looking toward upcoming macroeconomic catalysts that could impact the industrial sector, particularly US inflation data. Furthermore, any future commentary from the Fed remains a key factor to watch, as borrowing costs directly influence the capital expenditure plans for infrastructure and service-heavy firms.