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Caterpillar Construction Industries Chief to Address Investors at Bernstein Fireside Chat

By MGN Editorial•November 6, 2026 at 05:15 PM

Caterpillar's Group President of Construction Industries Rod Shurman is set to participate in an investor fireside chat hosted by Bernstein analyst Chad Dillard on November 17, offering insight into the heavy equipment giant's strategic outlook.

Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) has announced that Rod Shurman, Group President of Construction Industries, will participate in a fireside chat hosted by Chad Dillard of Bernstein on Tuesday, November 17, from 11:15 a.m. to noon ET, according to a PR Newswire release issued from Irving, Texas. The event, to be held in North Carolina, provides an opportunity for institutional investors and analysts to engage directly with senior Caterpillar leadership on the company's construction equipment business — a segment with significant relevance to port infrastructure, dredging operations, and marine construction sectors worldwide. Caterpillar remains one of the most closely watched bellwethers in the heavy industry space. Its construction equipment division supplies machinery widely used in port development, coastal infrastructure projects, and marine terminal construction globally. Commentary from Shurman on demand trends, supply chain conditions, and capital expenditure outlooks is therefore of interest not only to equity investors but also to maritime infrastructure stakeholders monitoring equipment availability and pricing. Bernstein's Chad Dillard, who covers the industrial machinery sector, is expected to probe topics including near-term order trends, pricing dynamics, and the longer-term outlook for construction activity — all factors that feed directly into the pipeline of port and waterway infrastructure investment. Caterpillar has not indicated whether the session will be webcast publicly or made available to the broader investment community following the event. Industry observers will be watching for any signals regarding equipment demand in infrastructure-heavy end markets, particularly as governments in North America and beyond continue to advance port modernisation and coastal resilience programmes. *Source: PR Newswire / Caterpillar Inc.*
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