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Parker Hannifin
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Company details
Market cap
$122B
P/E ratio
36×
Div yield
0.8%
EPS (TTM)
$27.11
Profit margin
~17%
Rev. growth
+6%
Revenue
$19.9B
Op. margin
~26%
In plain English
Parker Hannifin is the quiet plumbing of the physical world: the hydraulic pumps, valves, fittings, filters, seals and motion systems that make machines move. Two-thirds is a sprawling Diversified Industrial business selling into factories, off-highway equipment, energy and HVAC; one-third is Aerospace Systems — flight controls, fuel and fluid systems on nearly every Boeing and Airbus jet and major military platform — supercharged by the ~£6.3B Meggitt takeover and a fat, recurring aftermarket.
In simple terms
What Parker Hannifin really sells
Parker Hannifin is the quiet plumbing of the physical world: the hydraulic pumps, valves, fittings, filters, seals and motion systems that make machines move. Two-thirds is a sprawling Diversified Industrial business selling into factories, off-highway equipment, energy and HVAC; one-third is Aerospace Systems — flight controls, fuel and fluid systems on nearly every Boeing and Airbus jet and major military platform — supercharged by the ~£6.3B Meggitt takeover and a fat, recurring aftermarket.
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