nVent Electric (NVT)

Electrical enclosures + liquid cooling (nVent) — thermal management + protection for data centers

AI exposure 47% — derived from reported segment revenue, not asserted.

Where it sits

Physical Infrastructure → Thermal & Cooling · figures rebased to Q2 2026, reported 2026-07-31

Enclosures, cabinets, liquid cooling, thermal management for data centers/electronics is 55% of revenue and the largest business on the map, which is what Thermal & Cooling holds. The rest is tagged separately: Power & Electrical Equipment at 45%.

Also tagged: secondary in Physical Infrastructure → Power & Electrical Equipment.

Reported segments

nVent Electric ($1.47B Q2 2026, +53% reported and +47% organic — a record quarter driven by data-centre demand). Systems Protection 72.8% ($1.07B, +70% reported and +62% organic) = primary B2 Thermal & Cooling — enclosures, cabinets and liquid cooling; Electrical Connections 27.1% ($399M, +21%). Systems Protection was 55% of revenue a year ago, so the data-centre leg has grown from half the company to nearly three quarters of it.

How the 47% is built

Investment read

Moat. Enclosures plus a liquid-cooling franchise guided above $2B in 2026 — more than double 2025 — with NVIDIA reference-architecture co-development embedding its CDUs, manifolds and heat exchangers in deployment playbooks, and committed capacity behind it (Anoka, Blaine, a further 160k sq ft in H1 2027). Vertiv, Boyd and Motivair are building the same capability.

Bottleneck / pricing power. Real mix-driven pricing power — Systems Protection ROS +150bps to 23.2% on +70% sales — but pass-through has limits: Electrical Connections ROS fell 140bps on copper and tariffs, with the FY tariff estimate raised to ~$100M.

Role in the AI stack. The enclosure + liquid-cooling layer for AI racks.

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