HVAC Leader Surges 4 Trillion Won in Market Cap in One Day Amid Data Center and Heat Pump Expectations

Carrier Global Corporation (NYSE: CARR) closed at $61.73 on the New York Stock Exchange on the 8th, up 5.9%. Trading volume exceeded 3.27 million shares, and its market capitalization rose to approximately $51.6 billion (about ₩70 trillion), with roughly $3.2 billion (₩4 trillion) evaporating in a single day.

Recently, Carrier Global reported full-year 2025 revenue of $21.75 billion and released its 2026 outlook, emphasizing double-digit growth in its commercial HVAC and aftermarket segments. At the end of March, it recorded one of the highest turnover rates on the U.S. stock market, with a trading value of about $310 million, spotlighting rising expectations for AI data-center cooling and eco-friendly climate solutions.

Headquartered in Florida, Carrier Global is a leading provider of HVAC, refrigeration, fire and security solutions. Since spinning off from United Technologies and going public in 2020, the company has been reshaping its portfolio to become a pure-play climate and energy solutions provider. In recent years, it has divested non-core businesses such as fire protection and refrigeration and acquired German climate-solutions firm Viessmann, executing over $10 billion in restructuring and expanding its presence in the European heat-pump and data-center cooling markets.