Emerson Electric Company
136.43+1.91 (+1.42%)
Oct 29, 4:00:02 PM EDT · NYSE · EMR · USD
Key Stats
Market Cap
76.78BP/E (TTM)
35.07Basic EPS (TTM)
3.89Dividend Yield
0.02%Recent Filings
10-Q
Q3 FY2025 results
Emerson's Q3 FY2025 sales climbed 4% y/y to $4,553M, with underlying growth of 3% driven by pricing and volume in Intelligent Devices and Software and Control segments, while gross margin held steady at 52.6%. Earnings from continuing operations surged 68% y/y to $580M, boosting diluted EPS to $1.03 from $0.60, aided by the absence of last year's $279M Copeland note loss and lower restructuring costs of $37M. YTD sales rose 2% y/y to $13,161M, with EPS up 58% to $2.91 on 53.2% gross margins. Cash from continuing operations hit $2,664M, yielding $2,401M free cash flow after $263M capex, but the $7.2B AspenTech buyout—closed March 2025 for cash—lifted short-term debt to $5,953M and total debt to $14,231M, with $6.5B in revolver availability. Shares outstanding fell to 562.8M, aligning EPS calculations without dilution issues. Tariffs nibble at margins, yet demand in power and process markets persists.
8-K
Emerson lifts Q3 earnings, guidance
Emerson Electric reported third-quarter 2025 results with net sales of $4,553 million, up 4% on a reported basis and 3% underlying, while pretax earnings surged to $734 million from $455 million, lifting margins to 16.1%. Adjusted EPS climbed 6% to $1.52, fueled by resilient demand in key markets and software innovations, yet Europe lagged with 7% sales decline. Momentum persists. The company raised full-year 2025 guidance to ~3.5% underlying sales growth, ~$6.00 adjusted EPS, and ~$3.2 billion free cash flow, amid risks from global conflicts and inflation.
10-Q
Q2 FY2025 results
Emerson's Q2 FY2025 sales hit $4.4 billion, edging up 1% y/y yet flat q/q amid the AspenTech buyout, while gross margin climbed to 53.5% from 52.2% on better pricing. Earnings from continuing operations dipped to $485 million (down 11% y/y), with diluted EPS at $0.86 (down 9% y/y, confirmed against 565.4 million shares), pressured by $144 million in acquisition fees tied to the March 12 close for $7.2 billion cash that folded AspenTech into Control Systems & Software. Software and Control surged 7% in sales to $1.4 billion, lifting margins 10.4 points through volume gains and cost cuts, while Intelligent Devices held steady. Cash from operations reached $1,603 million YTD (up from $1,177 million y/y), yielding $1,433 million free cash flow after $170 million capex, but total debt swelled to $14.4 billion including $5.1 billion commercial paper, with $6.5 billion in unused revolvers. Non-GAAP metrics not disclosed in the 10-Q. Tariffs and retaliatory trade policies loom as a key risk, potentially hiking costs and crimping demand.
8-K
Emerson Q2 beats, AspenTech integrated
Emerson reported Q2 2025 net sales of $4,432 million, up 1% reported and 2% underlying, with adjusted segment EBITA margins expanding 200 basis points to 28.0% on strong orders growth of 4%. The AspenTech buy-in completed March 12, boosting Software and Control sales 7% while margins hit 32.3%; the company will retain its Safety & Productivity segment for its cash flow. Updated 2025 outlook raises adjusted EPS to $5.90-$6.05 and free cash flow to $3.1B-$3.2B, yet transaction costs pressure GAAP figures. Portfolio transformation done.
8-K
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