Snap-on is a manufacturer and marketer of professional tools, equipment, diagnostics, repair information and systems solutions. Its products are used by people doing repair, maintenance and other technical work in vehicle repair, aerospace, the military, natural resources, manufacturing and other commercial settings.
Stanley Black & Decker makes and sells hand tools, power tools, outdoor equipment and accessories, as well as engineered fastening products. Founded in 1843, the company is headquartered in New Britain, Connecticut.
Lincoln Electric makes equipment, consumables and automated systems used to join and cut materials. Its customers use those products to manufacture and maintain machinery, vehicles, buildings and infrastructure.
RBC Bearings makes precision bearings, gearing, components and essential systems for industrial and aerospace and defense customers. Its products help moving machinery carry loads, transmit power, reduce friction and control pressure and flow.
Toro designs and sells equipment for maintaining land, managing water, clearing snow and installing underground utilities. Its customers range from homeowners and landscape contractors to golf courses, municipalities, rental companies and agricultural operators.
Market cap$10.0B
Revenue growth (Q)+8.35%
EPS growth (Q)+50.0%
FCF growth (Q)−22.4%
Revenue growth (next yr)+6.31%
Net margin7.64%
ROE26.5%
P/E28.1×
Forward P/E27.3×
P/FCF13.9×
Dividend yield1.48%
Insider ownership0.97%
Insider buys / sells (12M)<$0.1M/$14.2M
Reported
FY2022
FY2023
FY2024
FY2025
TTM
Revenue
$4.5B
$4.6B
$4.6B
$4.5B
$4.8B
EPS
$4.20
$3.13
$4.01
$3.17
$3.74
Free cash flow
$146.7M
$157.7M
$466.7M
$579.1M
$724.7M
Net debt
$818.6M
$858.4M
$722.3M
$580.5M
$786.7M
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