Waste Management stock slips 1.05% from Friday morning

Waste Management stock traded at EUR 211.35 on Lang & Schwarz at 5:41 p.m. CET on Friday, November 6, 2026, 1.05 percent below the EUR 213.60 level cited in the same day's 8:32 a.m. report. The move gives investors a fresh market reference after the company's outlook and healthcare performance remained in focus.

Outlook remains unchanged

The earlier report said Waste Management kept its 2026 outlook as profitability in Healthcare Solutions improved. Fuel costs, risk-management expenses and softer waste volumes continued to weigh on the operating picture.

Management is also preparing for a leadership change. John Morris is set to succeed Jim Fish as chief executive in early January, putting execution of the margin and integration agenda at the center of the next phase.

What matters for investors

Healthcare profitability provides support for the earnings story, but the core collection and disposal business remains exposed to volume trends and cost inflation. Investors will therefore continue to watch whether pricing and efficiency measures offset fuel and risk-related pressure.

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