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PTC Inc.
PTC · NASDAQSoftware
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Raw inputs
Equipment
Foundry
Chip design
Software
AI demand
Cloud &computewhere the software runsTalent &technologyengineers, simulation, IoTAI modelsthe generative enginesPTC platformAtlas + strategic allianc…Productsthe apps customers buyChannel &deliveryresellers & integratorsCustomerswho pays the subscriptionAWSAmazon (AWS)AZMicrosoft (Azure)ENGEngineering talentANSSAnsysANTAnthropicPTCPTCATLAtlasROKRockwell AutomationCRECreoONSOnshapeWINWindchillTWXThingWorxCBMCodebeamerSVMServiceMaxCHNResellers & VARsSISystem integratorsVLVOVolvo GroupCATCaterpillarAIRAirbusMFGManufacturers & industrials
Company details
Market cap
$14B
P/E ratio
20×
Div yield
EPS (TTM)
$6.08
Profit margin
27%
Rev. growth
+19%
Revenue
$2.74B
ARR
$2.48B
Free cash flow
$857M
In plain English
PTC makes the industrial software the physical world is designed and built in — Creo for 3D CAD and Windchill for PLM at its core, plus IoT (ThingWorx), AR (Vuforia), ALM (Codebeamer) and field service (ServiceMax). It sells almost entirely by subscription: ~95% of its $2.74B FY2025 revenue is recurring, and its $2.48B of ARR compounds because CAD and PLM sit so deep in a manufacturer's process they are painful to rip out.
In simple terms
What PTC Inc. really sells
PTC makes the industrial software the physical world is designed and built in — Creo for 3D CAD and Windchill for PLM at its core, plus IoT (ThingWorx), AR (Vuforia), ALM (Codebeamer) and field service (ServiceMax). It sells almost entirely by subscription: ~95% of its $2.74B FY2025 revenue is recurring, and its $2.48B of ARR compounds because CAD and PLM sit so deep in a manufacturer's process they are painful to rip out.
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Moderate
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