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Garmin
GRMN · NYSEConsumer Electronics
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Raw inputs
Equipment
Foundry
Chip design
Software
AI demand
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Company details
Market cap
$46B
P/E ratio
26×
Div yield
1.6%
EPS (2025)
$8.59
Gross margin
59%
Rev. growth
+15%
Revenue
$7.25B
Net income
$1.66B
In plain English
Garmin makes GPS-powered devices for five different worlds: the fitness watches and cycling computers on athletes' wrists, the rugged handhelds and inReach satellite messengers hikers carry, the cockpit avionics in light aircraft, the chartplotters and sonar on boats, and the navigation and audio systems built into cars. Unusually for a hardware brand, it designs the chips-and-software stack and runs its own factories in Taiwan — and it is controlled to this day by co-founder Min Kao.
In simple terms
What Garmin really sells
Garmin makes GPS-powered devices for five different worlds: the fitness watches and cycling computers on athletes' wrists, the rugged handhelds and inReach satellite messengers hikers carry, the cockpit avionics in light aircraft, the chartplotters and sonar on boats, and the navigation and audio systems built into cars. Unusually for a hardware brand, it designs the chips-and-software stack and runs its own factories in Taiwan — and it is controlled to this day by co-founder Min Kao.
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