CDW Corporation (CDW) Submits a Filing For An Automatic Mixed Securities Shelf Registration

CDW Corporation (NASDAQ:CDW) is one of the best information technology services stocks to buy now.

On February 23, CDW Corporation (NASDAQ:CDW) submitted a filing for an automatic mixed securities shelf registration. This is a strategic move by CDW, which allows it to issue multiple securities, giving it the flexibility to raise capital when required to support its operations and growth initiatives.

Earlier, on February 4, CDW Corporation released its Q4 2025 results, reporting strong earnings for the quarter. The company posted $2.57 in adjusted earnings per share, ahead of the $2.44 estimate, and revenue came in at $5.51 billion, surpassing the $5.32 billion estimate by $179 million.

For 2026, the company expects to return 50% to 75% of adjusted FCF to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases. CDW Corporation estimates gross profit to grow in the low single digits for 2026, with a forecast of modest margin expansion. The company highlighted that it will remain active in the M&A market.

Of the 14 analysts covering CDW Corporation, 57% rate it a Buy, while 43% rate it a Hold. The average price target for CDW is $166, indicating upside potential of more than 33%.

CDW Corporation (NASDAQ:CDW) provides IT solutions in the U.S., the U.K., and Canada. The company offers discrete hardware and software products and services, including on-premises and cloud capabilities across hybrid infrastructure, digital experience, and security.

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