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Company details
Market cap
$32B
P/E ratio
53×
Div yield
0.1%
EPS (TTM)
$1.48
Revenue
$7.7B
Rev. growth
+6%
Aftermarket mix
~37%
Fwd P/E
22×
In plain English
Ingersoll Rand makes the air and gas compressors, vacuum pumps, blowers and precision pumps that quietly run factories, water plants, hospitals and pharma lines — sold under 90+ brands like Gardner Denver, CompAir, NASH and Milton Roy. Formed when Gardner Denver merged with Ingersoll Rand's industrial arm in 2020, it now runs a serial bolt-on acquisition machine and earns a third of its revenue from recurring aftermarket parts and service.
In simple terms
What Ingersoll Rand really sells
Ingersoll Rand makes the air and gas compressors, vacuum pumps, blowers and precision pumps that quietly run factories, water plants, hospitals and pharma lines — sold under 90+ brands like Gardner Denver, CompAir, NASH and Milton Roy. Formed when Gardner Denver merged with Ingersoll Rand's industrial arm in 2020, it now runs a serial bolt-on acquisition machine and earns a third of its revenue from recurring aftermarket parts and service.
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