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Company details
Market cap
$12.7B
P/E ratio
37×
Div yield
0.5%
EPS (adj., FY25)
$5.85
Operating margin
~17%
Rev. growth
+8%
Revenue (FY25)
$2.3B
Free cash flow
~$0.3B
In plain English
Crane Company is a focused industrial that makes mission-critical, highly engineered hardware for places where failure isn't an option — brakes, sensors and power systems on aircraft, and valves, pumps and lined pipe that move corrosive and cryogenic fluids through chemical, pharma and nuclear plants. It runs two segments (Aerospace & Advanced Technologies and Process Flow Technologies), grows the high-margin aftermarket, and recycles strong cash flow into bolt-on acquisitions.
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What Crane Company really sells
Crane Company is a focused industrial that makes mission-critical, highly engineered hardware for places where failure isn't an option — brakes, sensors and power systems on aircraft, and valves, pumps and lined pipe that move corrosive and cryogenic fluids through chemical, pharma and nuclear plants. It runs two segments (Aerospace & Advanced Technologies and Process Flow Technologies), grows the high-margin aftermarket, and recycles strong cash flow into bolt-on acquisitions.
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