AAON stock moves after recent share price pullback

AAON (AAON) has come under pressure recently, with the stock down 9.5% over the past day and 20.8% over the past week, extending a month decline of 32.5%.

At the current share price of $84.87, AAON’s recent pullback has reversed some earlier gains, with short term share price momentum fading even though the year to date share price return remains positive and longer term total shareholder returns are still higher.

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AAON looks like a solid HVAC business on the surface, with positive multi year shareholder returns and meaningful revenue and earnings growth. After a sharp pullback, the real question is how the current price compares with those fundamentals.

Most Popular Narrative: 43.9% Undervalued

AAON’s most followed narrative pegs fair value at $151.33, which is well above the last close at $84.87, and hinges on how its growth projects translate into earnings power over time.

The company is overcoming short-term operational disruptions related to its ERP rollout, with visible progress in production efficiency and a strong, favorably priced backlog, supporting expectations for accelerating top-line growth and margin recovery in the second half of 2025 and into 2026. (Impacts revenue and gross margins)

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Want to see what sits behind that valuation gap for AAON? The narrative focuses on rapid earnings expansion, stronger margins and a higher future earnings multiple. Curious which specific growth and profitability assumptions have to align for that $151.33 fair value to hold?

Result: Fair Value of $151.33 (UNDERVALUED)

However, AAON still carries real execution risk if ERP disruptions linger or if heavy BasX and Memphis spending keeps cash flow tight and margins under pressure.

Another View on AAON’s valuation

That 43.9% “undervalued” narrative for AAON leans heavily on future growth and margin gains. On today’s numbers, the stock trades on a P/E of 58.9x, versus 23x for peers and a fair ratio of 62.3x, which leaves less room for error if expectations soften.

Before leaning on any one metric, it can help to see how the current P/E, peer group and fair ratio all line up in one place, then decide what kind of valuation risk you are comfortable with. See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.

Next Steps

If this AAON narrative feels mixed to you, that is the point. There are both concerns and reasons for optimism. Take a moment to review the 3 key rewards and 5 important warning signs

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