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United Rentals

United Rentals, Inc.

Equipment rental and worksite solutions across a global operating network.

Stamford, Connecticut, United StatesEquipment rental · Industrials · NYSE: URI
Evidence state
Public record verified
Entity state
Public company
Primary listing
NYSE: URI
Record source
Governed site fallback

Canonical public record

Alpha company ID
0903a1f0-1efb-45c2-a1f0-28606ae5f978
Projection
Profile v2
Agent endpoint
Public JSON
Open intelligence reportInvestor relationsCompany website

Profile assurance

Legal identity, public listing, filing record, and board record are established.

Governed source records
16
Published disclosures
3
Profile version
v2
Current leadership roles
Unavailable
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

Five-minute record

Boardroom snapshot

Strong large-project demand drove record second-quarter results and a second guidance increase. The board's immediate tradeoff is between accelerating fleet investment and returning capital while specialty margins, cyclicality, and below-investment-grade credit ratings remain important constraints.

Reported, calculated, estimated, unavailable, and Alpha-analysis fields are labeled separately. Calculations use the cited public inputs. Market data reflects the August 3, 2026 close; financial data reflects June 30, 2026 unless otherwise stated.

Intelligence as of
August 3, 2026
Financial data as of
June 30, 2026
Publication class
Public-information analysis

Share price

$1,115.92

ReportedAug. 3, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Market capitalization

$69.46B

ReportedAug. 3, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Enterprise value

$83.58B

CalculatedAug. 3, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Formula: $69.46B market cap + $14.230B debt - $0.112B cash

2026 revenue guidance

$17.5B-$17.8B

ReportedJuly 22, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Net leverage

1.8x

ReportedJune 30, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Board independence

9 of 11 · 81.8%

CalculatedMar. 25, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Formula: 9 independent directors / 11 directors

Standing committees

4

ReportedAug. 3, 2026 reviewCurrentHigh confidenceSource

Next earnings event

Not announced

UnavailableAug. 3, 2026 reviewUnavailableHigh confidenceSource

What changed

Developments since the prior board cycle

  1. Revenue guidance raised

    Management raised its 2026 revenue range to $17.5 billion-$17.8 billion from $16.9 billion-$17.4 billion.

    ReportedJuly 22, 2026Source

  2. Adjusted EBITDA guidance raised

    The 2026 adjusted EBITDA range increased to $7.975 billion-$8.125 billion from $7.625 billion-$7.875 billion.

    ReportedJuly 22, 2026Source

  3. Fleet investment outlook increased

    Net rental capital expenditure guidance increased to $3.4 billion-$3.8 billion after higher planned gross purchases.

    ReportedJuly 22, 2026Source

  4. Positive S&P credit outlook confirmed

    The second-quarter filing reports S&P BB+ with a positive outlook and Moody's Ba1 with a stable outlook as of July 20.

    ReportedJuly 20, 2026Source

  5. Technology capability refreshed

    Alexander Taussig joined the board and Strategy Committee, adding software, venture-investment, and emerging-business-model experience.

    ReportedFeb. 4, 2026Source

Board agenda

Five issues that merit director attention

  1. 01

    Fleet investment and capital returns

    Owner: Full board and Strategy

  2. 02

    Specialty growth versus margin

    Owner: Strategy and Audit

  3. 03

    Investment-grade pathway

    Owner: Audit and full board

  4. 04

    Technology, cyber, and AI oversight

    Owner: Audit, Strategy, and Governance

  5. 05

    Chair, lead director, and committee succession

    Owner: Nominating and Corporate Governance

Governance and leadership

Board composition, committees and management

United Rentals separates the CEO, non-executive chair, and lead independent director roles. Nine of 11 directors are independent. Audit, Compensation, Nominating and Corporate Governance, and Strategy committees divide oversight across financial controls, risk, cyber, safety, workforce, succession, technology, and strategic change.

Board chair

Michael J. Kneeland

ReportedMar. 25, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Lead independent director

Gracia C. Martore

ReportedMar. 25, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Average age

60 years

ReportedMar. 25, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Average tenure

6 years

ReportedMar. 25, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Women directors

36%

ReportedMar. 25, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Racial or ethnic diversity

27%

ReportedMar. 25, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Audit financial experts

3

ReportedMar. 25, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

2025 attendance

100%

ReportedFiscal 2025CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Director record

Board and committee matrix

Formal chair and member assignments are reconciled to the 2026 proxy and current issuer record. The issuer describes Michael Kneeland as an ex officio member of every committee despite no formal committee service.

DirectorBoard roleIndependentSinceAuditCompensationGovernanceStrategyGovernance relevanceEffective / source
Julie M. Heuer BrandtDirectorYes2025NoneNoneMemberMemberIndustrial operations, commercial strategy, field execution, technology

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Marc A. BrunoDirectorYes2018NoneChairMemberNoneDistributed operations, logistics, construction projects, P&L leadership

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Larry D. De ShonDirectorYes2021NoneNoneChairMemberPublic-company CEO, rental, fleet economics, international operations

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Matthew J. FlanneryPresident and CEO; directorNo2019NoneNoneNoneMemberCompany strategy, rental operations, customer and market knowledge

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Kim Harris JonesDirectorYes2018ChairMemberNoneNoneAccounting, audit, finance, transformation, distribution

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Terri L. KellyDirectorYes2018NoneMemberNoneChairCEO leadership, innovation, culture, product, strategy

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Michael J. KneelandNon-executive chair; former CEONo2008Ex officioEx officioEx officioEx officioRental-sector experience and institutional knowledge

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Francisco J. Lopez-BalboaDirectorYes2022MemberMemberNoneNoneFinance, capital markets, M&A, technology, media

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Gracia C. MartoreLead independent directorYes2017MemberNoneNoneNonePublic-company CEO and CFO, governance, capital allocation, cybersecurity

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Shiv SinghDirectorYes2017MemberNoneMemberNoneDigital transformation, customer experience, innovation, marketing

Aug. 3, 2026 review

Source
Alexander R. TaussigDirectorYes2026NoneNoneNoneMemberTechnology, software, venture investment, emerging business models

Aug. 3, 2026 review

Source

Committee architecture

Mandates and workload

Committee ownership is shown as disclosed. Cross-committee responsibilities still require coordination by the full board.

CommitteeChairMembers2025 meetingsPrincipal mandateFreshness / source
AuditKim Harris JonesFrancisco J. Lopez-Balboa; Gracia C. Martore; Shiv Singh6Financial reporting, audit, internal controls, legal compliance, risk infrastructure, and cybersecurityCurrent

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
CompensationMarc A. BrunoKim Harris Jones; Terri L. Kelly; Francisco J. Lopez-Balboa4Executive compensation, incentive design, performance, compensation risk, and succession-related compensationCurrent

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Nominating and Corporate GovernanceLarry D. De ShonJulie M. Heuer Brandt; Marc A. Bruno; Shiv Singh3Board composition, succession, evaluations, governance, sustainability, safety, human capital, and political spendingCurrent

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
StrategyTerri L. KellyJulie M. Heuer Brandt; Larry D. De Shon; Matthew J. Flannery; Alexander R. Taussig3Corporate strategy, M&A, competitive conditions, technology, digital innovation, and disruptive trendsCurrent

Fiscal 2025

Source

Management

Executive accountability record

The profile separates current management authority from board oversight.

ExecutiveCurrent roleSEC statusBoardroom relevanceEffective / source
Matthew J. FlanneryPresident and Chief Executive Officer; directorNamed executive officerPrincipal operating and strategic leader; CEO since 2019

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
William E. "Ted" GraceExecutive Vice President and Chief Financial OfficerNamed executive officerFinance, treasury, risk, planning, and investor relations

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Craig A. PintoffExecutive Vice President and Chief Administrative OfficerNamed executive officerAdministrative and human-capital functions

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Michael D. DurandExecutive Vice President and Chief Operating OfficerNamed executive officerSales, integrations, and operating excellence

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Joli L. GrossSenior Vice President, Chief Legal and Sustainability Officer, and Corporate SecretaryNamed executive officerLegal, governance, sustainability, and board process

Mar. 25, 2026

Source
Andrew B. LimogesVice President, Controller, and Principal Accounting OfficerOther executive officerAccounting and SEC-reporting authority

June 30, 2026

Source
Anthony S. LeopoldSenior Vice President, Chief Technology and Strategy OfficerOther senior leaderTechnology, digital, AI, and enterprise strategy

Jan. 28, 2026

Source

Financial and market

Performance, valuation and guidance

Second-quarter revenue, adjusted EBITDA, operating income, net income, and diluted EPS reached company records or strong levels. The calculated valuation record uses the August 3 market observation and June 30 balance sheet. LTM measures use rounded annual and half-year inputs and are labeled accordingly.

Field-level record

Financial and valuation measures

Reported and calculated values are labeled separately. Formulas remain visible where Alpha performed the calculation.

MeasureValueBasisEffectiveConfidenceFormula / source
Cash$0.112BReportedJune 30, 2026Current

High

Source
Gross debt$14.230BReportedJune 30, 2026Current

High

$1.541B current + $12.689B long-term

Source
Net debt$14.118BCalculatedJune 30, 2026Current

High

$14.230B gross debt - $0.112B cash

Source
Enterprise value$83.58BCalculatedAug. 3, 2026Current

High

$69.46B market cap + $14.230B debt - $0.112B cash

Source
Q2 revenue$4.410BReportedQuarter ended June 30, 2026Current

High

Source
Q2 adjusted EBITDA$2.056BReportedQuarter ended June 30, 2026Current

High

Source
Q2 adjusted EBITDA margin46.6%ReportedQuarter ended June 30, 2026Current

High

Source
Q2 net income$0.753BReportedQuarter ended June 30, 2026Current

High

Source
Q2 diluted EPS$12.03ReportedQuarter ended June 30, 2026Current

High

Source
H1 free cash flow$1.149BReportedSix months ended June 30, 2026Current

High

Source
LTM revenueApprox. $16.83BCalculatedJune 30, 2026Current

Moderate

FY2025 $16.1B + H1 2026 $8.395B - H1 2025 $7.662B

Source
LTM adjusted EBITDA$7.662BCalculatedJune 30, 2026Current

High

FY2025 $7.328B - H1 2025 $3.481B + H1 2026 $3.815B

Source
LTM free cash flow$2.132BCalculatedJune 30, 2026Current

High

FY2025 $2.181B - H1 2025 $1.198B + H1 2026 $1.149B

Source
EV / LTM revenueApprox. 5.0xCalculatedAug. 3, 2026Current

Moderate

$83.58B enterprise value / $16.83B LTM revenue

Source
EV / LTM adjusted EBITDAApprox. 10.9xCalculatedAug. 3, 2026Current

High

$83.58B enterprise value / $7.662B LTM adjusted EBITDA

Source
Net debt / LTM adjusted EBITDAApprox. 1.85xCalculatedJune 30, 2026Current

High

$14.118B net debt / $7.662B LTM adjusted EBITDA

Source
Free-cash-flow yield3.07%CalculatedAug. 3, 2026Current

High

$2.132B LTM free cash flow / $69.46B market capitalization

Source
Annualized dividend yield0.71%CalculatedAug. 3, 2026Current

High

$1.97 quarterly dividend × 4 / $1,115.92 share price

Source
H1 program share repurchases$0.750BReportedSix months ended June 30, 2026Current

High

Source

Field-level record

2026 management guidance

Reported and calculated values are labeled separately. Formulas remain visible where Alpha performed the calculation.

MeasureValueBasisEffectiveConfidenceFormula / source
Total revenue$17.5B-$17.8BReportedJuly 22, 2026Current

High

Source
Adjusted EBITDA$7.975B-$8.125BReportedJuly 22, 2026Current

High

Source
Net rental capital expenditures$3.4B-$3.8BReportedJuly 22, 2026Current

High

Source
Operating cash flow$5.85B-$6.65BReportedJuly 22, 2026Current

High

Source
Free cash flow excluding restructuring payments$2.15B-$2.45BReportedJuly 22, 2026Current

High

Source

Coverage controls

Known gaps and stale fields

Unavailable and stale information remains visible so it cannot be mistaken for current institutional data.

Unavailable

Complete institutional-holder ranking

A reliable top-manager table requires normalized 13F data with quarter, amendment, and double-counting controls. Alpha does not merge 13F positions into beneficial ownership.

Aug. 3, 2026 review

Source
Unavailable

Analyst recommendations and targets

Issuer research coverage is public, but current ratings, price targets, and estimate dispersion require a reliable licensed or separately verified market-data feed.

Aug. 3, 2026 review

Source
Unavailable

Next earnings date

The company had not confirmed its third-quarter earnings date in the reviewed issuer record. Alpha does not present a third-party estimate as an official event.

Aug. 3, 2026 review

Source
Current

LTM calculations

LTM revenue and adjusted EBITDA use rounded fiscal-year inputs and precise half-year disclosures. Production automation should use reconciled XBRL facts.

June 30, 2026

Source

Ownership and influence

Beneficial owners, insiders and shareholder voice

The latest filer-side records supersede the proxy's stale 2023 Vanguard and BlackRock table. Alpha keeps beneficial ownership, insider ownership, Form 4 transactions, shareholder engagement, and 13F manager holdings separate because they answer different legal and influence questions.

Current reported >5% owner

Vanguard Capital Management · 7.5%

ReportedMar. 31, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Directors and executives

297,603 shares · <1%

ReportedMar. 16, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

2025 outreach

28 holders · >60% of shares

ReportedFiscal 2025CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Completed holder calls

10 holders · ~39% of shares

ReportedFiscal 2025CurrentHigh confidenceSource

2026 say-on-pay support

94.4%

CalculatedMay 8, 2026CurrentHigh confidenceSource

Formula: 49,202,747 for / (for + against + abstentions)

Filing-level ownership

Current influence record

Schedule 13G beneficial ownership and Form 4 insider transactions remain distinct from quarterly 13F investment-manager holdings.

Reporting personRecord typeReported positionEffectiveInterpretationFreshness / source
Vanguard Capital ManagementSchedule 13G4,720,155 shares · 7.5%Mar. 31, 2026Current greater-than-5% beneficial-ownership filing. The filer name is preserved exactly and is not conflated with The Vanguard Group.CurrentSource
The Vanguard GroupSchedule 13G/A0 shares · below 5%Mar. 13, 2026Exit amendment that supersedes the proxy's historical December 2023 figure for this filer.CurrentSource
Capital International InvestorsSchedule 13G/A672,850 shares · 1.1%Dec. 31, 2025Reported below the 5% beneficial-owner threshold.CurrentSource
William E. "Ted" GraceForm 4Sold 1,500 shares · weighted average $1,133.1544July 24, 2026Latest insider transaction reviewed. A reported sale does not establish motive or investment view.CurrentSource

Change record

Filings and material-event timeline

Recent filings

  1. Jul. 22, 2026

    Form 10-Q

    Second-quarter and first-half results; higher guidance; 1.8x net leverage

    Source

  2. Jul. 22, 2026

    Form 8-K and earnings exhibit

    Record second-quarter results and higher 2026 outlook

    Source

  3. Jun. 18, 2026

    Form 8-K

    Receivables purchase agreement amended

    Source

  4. May 8, 2026

    Form 8-K

    Annual-meeting voting results

    Source

  5. Mar. 25, 2026

    Definitive proxy statement

    Board, ownership, compensation, and governance record

    Source

Material events

  1. Jan. 28, 2026

    New $5B repurchase program

    Major capital-allocation commitment

    Source

  2. Feb. 4, 2026

    Alexander Taussig appointed

    Technology and venture capability added to the board

    Source

  3. Apr. 22, 2026

    First 2026 guidance increase

    Demand exceeded initial expectations

    Source

  4. May 8, 2026

    Annual meeting

    All directors elected; executive compensation approved

    Source

  5. Jul. 20, 2026

    Positive S&P outlook confirmed in filing

    BB+ / Positive; Moody's Ba1 / Stable

    Source

  6. Jul. 22, 2026

    Record second quarter; guidance raised

    Strong large-project demand and higher fleet investment

    Source

  7. Jul. 22, 2026

    $1.97 quarterly dividend declared

    Continued cash return to shareholders

    Source

  8. Q2 2026

    Part of scaffolding business sold

    $49 million pretax gain and portfolio refinement

    Source

Alpha analysis

Board agenda and director questions

These issues are Alpha analysis based on the cited public record. They are not an Alpha rating or a recommendation to buy or sell securities.

Fleet investment and capital returns

Higher fleet investment, a $5 billion repurchase authorization, dividends, M&A capacity, and the credit trajectory compete for the same capital.

Director question

Is buying stock near the current earnings multiple superior to debt reduction, fleet investment, or acquisitions?

Owner
Full board and Strategy
Indicator
ROIC, net leverage, repurchase price
Basis
Alpha analysis
Evidence

Aug. 3, 2026

Source

Specialty growth versus margin

Specialty revenue grew rapidly while rental gross margin declined, making profitable growth and cost-to-serve visibility board-relevant.

Director question

Which sources of specialty growth are dilutive to margin, and for how long?

Owner
Strategy and Audit
Indicator
Mix, ancillary revenue, delivery cost, segment margin
Basis
Alpha analysis
Evidence

Quarter ended June 30, 2026

Source

Investment-grade pathway

Net debt is approximately $14.1 billion and credit ratings remain below investment grade despite a positive S&P outlook.

Director question

What operating and capital-allocation actions would secure investment-grade status?

Owner
Audit and full board
Indicator
Net leverage, maturities, liquidity, rating thresholds
Basis
Alpha analysis
Evidence

Aug. 3, 2026

Source

Technology, cyber, and AI oversight

Digital systems and AI can affect pricing, dispatch, maintenance, customer recommendations, workforce decisions, and cyber defense. Oversight responsibilities are distributed across committees.

Director question

Which AI systems can materially affect customers, employees, safety, or financial outcomes, and who is accountable for each?

Owner
Audit, Strategy, and Governance
Indicator
System inventory, incidents, overrides, validation, uptime
Basis
Alpha analysis
Evidence

Aug. 3, 2026 review

Source

Chair, lead director, and committee succession

The chair and lead independent director are among the board's longest-tenured and oldest directors, while the board has recently added technology capability.

Director question

Who can assume the chair, lead independent director, and key committee roles under planned and emergency scenarios?

Owner
Nominating and Corporate Governance
Indicator
Emergency succession, pipeline, committee leadership
Basis
Alpha analysis
Evidence

Aug. 3, 2026 review

Source

Company record

Overview

United Rentals is the world's largest equipment rental company, serving construction, industrial, utility, municipal, and other customers through general rentals, specialty solutions, and digital worksite tools.

Ten-second view

Record second-quarter performance and higher 2026 guidance increase the value of disciplined fleet investment and capital allocation. The board also faces specialty-margin, balance-sheet, technology, cyber, AI, and leadership-succession questions.

Operating presence

Public operating record: North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand.

Stable business record

Identity and status

Ownership and listing state

Public company

Public

United Rentals common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker URI.

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Legal name
United Rentals, Inc.
Source
Ownership type
Public company
Source
Primary listing
New York Stock Exchange: URI
Source
Legal form
Delaware corporation
Source
Headquarters
Stamford, Connecticut, United States
Source
Sector
Industrials - equipment rental and worksite solutions
Source
SEC record
CIK 0001067701 · File 001-14387
Source
Operating network
1,767 locations · approximately 27,900 employees · $22.59B fleet OEC
Source

Observed public-market data

Market context

Latest price and market capitalization are verified by the server at request time and retain provider timestamps.

Verifying latest market observation

Business model

How United Rentals operates

Core rental network

General Rentals

Rents construction and industrial equipment including aerial work platforms, earthmoving equipment, material handling equipment, and general tools.

Equipment access · fleet services · used-equipment sales

Open unit

Specialized worksite capabilities

Specialty Rentals

Provides trench safety, power and HVAC, fluid solutions, tool solutions, onsite services, portable storage, and other specialist offerings.

Specialty equipment · engineered solutions · onsite support

Open unit

Connected fleet and workflow tools

Digital Worksite Solutions

Connects customers to rental, fleet, telematics, utilization, and jobsite information through Total Control and mobile tools.

Fleet visibility · utilization data · digital workflows

Open unit

Alpha Boardroom Network

Boardroom oversight profile

United Rentals' public record shows a board with substantial independence, assigned technology and cyber responsibilities, and current exposure to AI as both an operating capability and a governed enterprise risk.

Enterprise AI use

The company reports incorporating AI into products, services, and features and using AI in product development and operations.

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Confirmed

Board AI education

The board reports receiving external perspectives during 2025 on technology, digital marketing, and artificial intelligence.

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Confirmed

Distributed oversight architecture

The full board oversees overall risk; the Audit Committee covers cyber and enterprise risk; the Strategy Committee covers technological and digital innovation; and the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee monitors governance trends.

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Confirmed

AI-enabled cyber defense

The company reports using artificial intelligence for automated threat detection and response within its cybersecurity program.

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Confirmed

Dedicated AI committee mandate

The reviewed board and committee disclosures do not identify a standing committee with an AI-specific mandate.

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Not publicly evidenced

Enterprise AI inventory and control metrics

The reviewed annual report and proxy do not publish a governed AI-system inventory, AI lifecycle standard, or board-level AI control metrics.

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Not publicly evidenced

“Not publicly evidenced” means the reviewed public sources did not establish the named control. It does not mean the control is absent. This evidence record is not an Alpha rating, score, or recommendation.

Disclosure boundary

Governance and independence

The board is chaired by former chief executive Michael Kneeland, with Gracia Martore serving as lead independent director. Public disclosures assign broad risk oversight to the board and specific cyber, enterprise-risk, technology, innovation, and governance responsibilities across standing committees.

RecordStatusAuthorityEffective
Eleven-member elected boardPublished2026 annual meeting results8 May 2026
Nine independent directorsPublished2026 proxy statementCurrent at review
Board and committee risk oversightPublished2026 proxy statementCurrent at review
Dedicated AI oversight mandateNot assertedNot established in reviewed public sourcesCurrent at review

This profile reports the current public governance record and observed AI oversight signals. It does not infer internal decision rights, control effectiveness, or unpublished practices.

Evidence and controls

Published source ledger

United Rentals 2025 Form 10-K

Supports Legal identity, Public listing, Business model, Enterprise AI use, Cybersecurity program.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
SEC filing
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

United Rentals 2026 proxy statement

Supports Board composition, Director independence, Board skills, Committee oversight, Meeting attendance, Board AI education.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
SEC filing
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

United Rentals 2026 annual meeting results

Supports Election of eleven directors, Shareholder voting results.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
SEC filing
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

United Rentals board of directors

Supports Current board roster, Director biographies.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
Issuer record
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

United Rentals committee composition

Supports Standing committees, Current committee assignments.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
Issuer record
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

United Rentals digital solutions

Supports Total Control, Digital fleet and worksite tools.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
Issuer record
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

United Rentals second-quarter 2026 results

Supports Operating network, Workforce, Fleet scale, Current company scale, Second-quarter adjusted EBITDA, Cash flow, Net leverage, 2026 guidance.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
Issuer earnings release
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

United Rentals second-quarter 2026 Form 10-Q

Supports June 30 balance sheet, Debt, Second-quarter revenue, Operating income, Net income, Diluted EPS, Segment performance.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
SEC filing
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

United Rentals second-quarter 2026 earnings exhibit

Supports Record second-quarter results, Higher 2026 outlook.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
SEC filing exhibit
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

United Rentals market observation

Supports August 3, 2026 closing price, Market capitalization, Enterprise-value calculations.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
Observed market data
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

United Rentals research coverage

Supports Research coverage, Investor-relations contact, Absence of a confirmed next earnings date in the reviewed issuer record.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
Issuer record
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

Vanguard Capital Management Schedule 13G

Supports 7.5% beneficial ownership, Voting and dispositive power.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
SEC beneficial-ownership filing
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

The Vanguard Group Schedule 13G amendment

Supports Zero-share report, Below-5% ownership state.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
SEC beneficial-ownership filing
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

Capital International Investors Schedule 13G amendment

Supports 1.1% beneficial ownership, Voting and dispositive power.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
SEC beneficial-ownership filing
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

William E. Grace Form 4

Supports July 24, 2026 insider sale, Post-transaction ownership.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
SEC insider-transaction filing
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026

United Rentals investor-relations filing index

Supports Recent filing chronology, First-quarter filing, June 2026 Form 8-K.

Open source
State
Published
Source type
Issuer filing index
Last reviewed
Aug 3, 2026