Wabtec shares experienced mild pressure during the regular session, closing in line with a broader downturn across the industrial sector that saw peers like Caterpillar and The Timken Company also trading lower. The stock reversed course in after-hours activity, showing modest gains following the close of the market. While there were no new company-specific catalysts released between August 17 and August 18, the after-hours move suggests a potential recovery or investor reaction to the broader market volatility observed throughout the day.
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