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Emerson Electric
EMR · NYSEIndustrial Automation
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Company details
Market cap
$80B
P/E ratio
32×
Div yield
1.6%
Revenue
$18B
Gross margin
53%
Rev. growth
+3%
Dividend
$2.22/sh
Dividend streak
68 yrs
In plain English
Emerson has remade itself from a sprawling industrial conglomerate into a focused automation company. It sells the brains and senses of the physical economy — the control systems, valves, sensors, software and test gear that run refineries, chemical plants, LNG terminals, power stations and factories — having sold off its Copeland air-conditioning business and bought up the industrial-software makers AspenTech and National Instruments.
In simple terms
What Emerson Electric really sells
Emerson has remade itself from a sprawling industrial conglomerate into a focused automation company. It sells the brains and senses of the physical economy — the control systems, valves, sensors, software and test gear that run refineries, chemical plants, LNG terminals, power stations and factories — having sold off its Copeland air-conditioning business and bought up the industrial-software makers AspenTech and National Instruments.
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