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Mettler-Toledo
MTD · NYSELife-Science Tools & Precision Instruments
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Raw inputs
Equipment
Foundry
Chip design
Software
AI demand
Inputs &supplyElectronics, sensors, met…ManufacturingIn-house instrument & sca…ProductsLab, industrial & retail…Sales &serviceDirect salesforce, distri…CustomersPharma, food, chemical, l…ECElectronic componentsLCLoad cells & sensorsMPMetals & machined partsMTDMettler-ToledoLABLaboratory instrumentsINDIndustrial instrumentsRTLRetail weighingSVCService & calibrationDISDistributors & resellersRXPharma & biotechF&BFood & beverage makersCHMChemical & industrialEDUAcademic & research labsRETGrocery retailers
Company details
Market cap
~$27B
P/E ratio
~32×
Div yield
0%
EPS (TTM)
~$45
Profit margin
~23%
Rev. growth
+4%
Revenue
~$4.0B
Service revenue
$1B+
In plain English
Mettler-Toledo is the quiet picks-and-shovels giant of precision measurement: it designs and builds the lab balances, pipettes, pH/process sensors, titrators and pharma analytics that scientists weigh and measure with, plus the industrial scales and the in-line checkweighers and metal detectors that inspect food and packages on factory lines, and the scales at supermarket deli counters. It grows mostly organically, makes most of its own instruments in-house, and earns a fast-growing slice from servicing the installed base.
In simple terms
What Mettler-Toledo really sells
Mettler-Toledo is the quiet picks-and-shovels giant of precision measurement: it designs and builds the lab balances, pipettes, pH/process sensors, titrators and pharma analytics that scientists weigh and measure with, plus the industrial scales and the in-line checkweighers and metal detectors that inspect food and packages on factory lines, and the scales at supermarket deli counters. It grows mostly organically, makes most of its own instruments in-house, and earns a fast-growing slice from servicing the installed base.
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