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QXO

QXO Inc

QXO

Market cap $11.2B

10.83 USD

-0.48

4.24%

At close Updated Oct 8, 11:15 AM EDT

1 day

-4.24%

5 days

-13.01%

1 month

-18.26%

3 months

-26.13%

6 months

-47.22%

Year to date

-45.08%

1 year

-45.58%

5 years

-77.73%

10 years

-68.52%

About: QXO Inc is a publicly traded distributor of building products in North America. The company is executing its plan to become the tech-enabled leader in the around $800 billion building products distribution industry and generate outsized value for its shareholders. The group expects to achieve its target of nearly $50 billion in annual revenues within the next decade through accretive acquisitions and organic growth.

Employees: 7,794

Industrials Industrial Distribution

News

Positive

Neutral

Negative

Sentiment 3-Months

Positive 48.3%

Neutral 34.5%

Negative 17.2%

The Motley Fool

Stock Market Today, Oct. 7: QXO Falls 7% on RBC Price-Target Cut to $18

Today, Oct. 7, 2026, the roofing distributor hit fresh 52-week lows as soft residential demand pressures margins and integration execution.

Stock Market Today, Oct. 7: QXO Falls 7% on RBC Price-Target Cut to $18

The Motley Fool

Why QXO Sank Today

QXO received a 33% price target cut from a Wall Street analyst. The analyst's channel checks point to a weak third quarter in the roofing industry.

Why QXO Sank Today

Schaeffers Research

3 Stocks Seeing Midweek Analyst Attention

A resurgence in crude prices and Treasury yields are driving stocks lower today, with all eyes on the release of the Federal Reserve's September meeting minutes at 2pm ET.

3 Stocks Seeing Midweek Analyst Attention

Here's ‘Big Short' Michael Burry's updated stock portfolio

Famed ‘Big Short' investor Michael Burry has revealed a fresh round of portfolio changes, expanding bearish bets against several artificial intelligence and semiconductor-linked stocks.

Here's ‘Big Short' Michael Burry's updated stock portfolio

QXO: High Risk, Even Higher Conviction

QXO is the newest project of serial entrepreneur Brad Jacobs, who has a strong track record of driving outsized returns at prior ventures United Rentals and XPO. The building distribution industry is characterized by high fragmentation and low tech penetration, making it ripe for the Jacobs playbook of utilizing scale and tech leadership to drive value creation. A 60% YTD pullback in shares offers a highly attractive entry point towards our target of a $100bn market cap by 2035, yielding a 20%+ equity IRR.

QXO: High Risk, Even Higher Conviction

QXO Trades Below Book Value, And The Rate Hike May Work In Its Favor

QXO, Inc. trades below book value and at a market cap less than its recent TopBuild acquisition, despite assembling a leading building products distribution platform. I see market fears over rates and housing as misplaced; higher rates actually enhance QXO's acquisition pipeline and competitive positioning for future roll-ups. Q2 showed 70% YoY revenue growth, a strong cash position, and successful integration progress, though margins compressed due to mix shift and upfront investments.

QXO Trades Below Book Value, And The Rate Hike May Work In Its Favor

QXO: A Rough Start, But I'm Not Giving Up On Brad Jacobs

QXO Inc. has faced early sales declines post-acquisition, but the market may be overly pessimistic given Brad Jacobs' proven playbook. Beacon Roofing's performance under QXO has been underwhelming, with sales declines, but recent quarters show signs of stabilization. Reported margin expansion is largely due to inventory adjustments; true profitability gains from efficiency initiatives have yet to materialize.

QXO: A Rough Start, But I'm Not Giving Up On Brad Jacobs

Jim Cramer Recommends Buying This Communication Services Stock, Calling It ‘Amazing'

On CNBC's “Mad Money Lightning Round,” Jim Cramer recommended buying Sphere Entertainment Co. (NYSE:SPHR), calling it “amazing.”

Jim Cramer Recommends Buying This Communication Services Stock, Calling It ‘Amazing'

My Game Plan For What Some Call A Fat AI Bubble

I see broadening market leadership beyond AI, with dividend growth and value stocks outperforming tech-heavy indices year-to-date. While AI-driven CapEx and margins have powered recent gains, the sustainability of high rates of change is a key risk for hyperscaler suppliers. I favor selective diversification into undervalued cyclicals, energy, and income stocks to mitigate concentration and margin normalization risks.

My Game Plan For What Some Call A Fat AI Bubble

QXO Appoints Ken West as President and Chief Operating Officer

GREENWICH, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--QXO, Inc. (NYSE: QXO), today announced the appointment of Ken West as President and Chief Operating Officer, effective September 1, 2026. West will report to Chief Executive Officer Brad Jacobs and be responsible for QXO's day-to-day operations. West brings an extensive track record of high-impact operational leadership and driving major business transformations. He joins QXO from Honeywell Technologies, where he most recently served as President and Chief Exe.

QXO Appoints Ken West as President and Chief Operating Officer

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