III vs. EFX: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option?

Equifax (EFX) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock? We take a look at earnings estimates for some clues.

TransUnion's improving growth and discounted valuation sharpen its appeal, while $5.59 billion in debt and execution risks keep the investment case balanced.

TransUnion's 15.3% rally is backed by stronger earnings, revenues and raised 2026 guidance, but debt and margin pressure could test further gains.

Equifax's data-driven solutions, diverse client base and growth initiatives support its outlook, though seasonality and weak liquidity pose risks.

IT's 39.3% monthly rally is backed by stronger earnings, contract-value stabilization and margin gains, though Consulting weakness and liquidity risks linger.

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IT beats second-quarter estimates, lifts 2026 profit and cash-flow guidance and posts stronger margins despite softer reported revenues.

Clean Harbors beats second-quarter estimates, raises 2026 guidance and secures a $600 million disposal contract, yet shares fall after the report.

EFX's 22.7% one-year decline has improved its valuation, but limited target upside, weak momentum and lower estimates keep the setup mixed.