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MSA Safety Incorporated

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Inputsmaterials, equipment & da…Operatorsthe companies at the cent…Products &serviceswhat they make & runDistribution &logisticshow it gets thereCustomers &end marketswho paysSENSensor & electronics suppliersMATFabric & polymer suppliersC&ICapital & investorsMSAMSA SafetyHONHoneywellTDYTeledyneDRGDrägerFH&TFirefighter helmets & turnout gearH&FPHead & fall protectionCSSConnected safety softwareG&FDGas & flame detectionBA(Breathing apparatus (SCBA)SDSafety distributorsFIREFire servicesINDIndustrial & energy customersGOVMilitary & government
Company details
Market cap
$6.8B
P/E ratio
24×
Div yield
1.2%
EPS (TTM)
$7.21
Profit margin
16%
Rev. growth
+1%
Revenue
$1.8B
Free cash flow
$260M
In plain English
MSA Safety makes the gear that keeps workers alive in the world's most dangerous jobs — the SCBA air packs firefighters breathe on, the gas detectors that sniff out leaks on oil rigs and in refineries, and the hard hats, helmets and fall-protection harnesses on construction sites and in mines. Founded in 1914 as Mine Safety Appliances, it now sells across ~40 countries, splits revenue into an Americas segment (~69%) and an International segment (~31%), and rides a highly regulated, replacement-driven demand base with a rich stream of aftermarket sensors, parts and service.
In simple terms
What MSA Safety Incorporated really sells
MSA Safety makes the gear that keeps workers alive in the world's most dangerous jobs — the SCBA air packs firefighters breathe on, the gas detectors that sniff out leaks on oil rigs and in refineries, and the hard hats, helmets and fall-protection harnesses on construction sites and in mines. Founded in 1914 as Mine Safety Appliances, it now sells across ~40 countries, splits revenue into an Americas segment (~69%) and an International segment (~31%), and rides a highly regulated, replacement-driven demand base with a rich stream of aftermarket sensors, parts and service.
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