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Jim Cramer’s Charitable Trust is purchasing 75 shares of Dover, increasing its total holdings to 250 shares or about 1.4% of its portfolio. Despite falling share prices in response to soft PMI numbers, Cramer views this as a buying opportunity due to Dover’s diverse business lines including thermal connectors for data centers, heat exchangers for HVAC systems, and biopharmaceutical components. Dover’s management is also praised for divesting less attractive businesses and using the sale proceeds for more lucrative acquisitions, and the company has consistently increased its quarterly payout to investors for 68 consecutive years.
Jim Cramer’s Charitable Trust Purchases Additional Dover Shares Amid Market Dip
Jim Cramer’s Charitable Trust has increased its stake in Dover Corporation, purchasing an additional 75 shares at an approximate value of $180 per share. This acquisition takes the total holding to 250 shares, boosting the portfolio’s weighting from around 1% to 1.4%. The move comes in the wake of a rough patch for Dover shares, which fell alongside numerous other industrial stocks due to concerns about the manufacturing sector’s health after Monday’s release of disappointing PMI numbers.
The Trust views this downturn as an opportunity to incrementally scale into Dover’s position, initiated on May 28. Despite some industrial activities experiencing impacts from the Federal Reserve’s sustained higher interest rates, it believes worries about the entire sector present a buying opportunity in Dover. Unlike other industrials, multiple business segments of Dover are expanding at a much faster pace than the broader economy.
The company, which plays a significant role in the data center buildout to facilitate the growth of artificial intelligence computing, produces thermal connectors used in liquid cooling of data centers. This process is gaining traction due to AI-supported growth. Dover’s heat exchangers, utilized in data centers, HVAC systems, and other industrial markets, contribute to higher energy efficiency.
Dover’s involvement in the healthcare sector, particularly its biopharmaceutical components division, is also seen as promising. This division, which includes flow control valves and ultrasonic sensors, is showing signs of positive growth as customers reduce excess inventory and biotech funding improves. Dover’s CO2 systems segment is also experiencing growth due to regulatory changes driving the transition toward natural refrigerants in the food retail market.
The Trust commends Dover’s management for its strategic divestment of non-core businesses with less appealing growth profiles. It has used the proceeds from these sales for acquisitions in more attractive areas, thus reducing cyclical risks. The Illinois-based Dover is also a Dividend Aristocrat, having raised its quarterly payout to investors for 68 consecutive years.
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