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Roper Technologies
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Company details
Market cap
~$60B
P/E ratio
~35×
Div yield
~0.5%
Adj. EPS (2025)
~$20
FCF margin
~31%
Rev. growth
+12%
Revenue (2025)
~$7.9B
Free cash flow
~$2.5B
In plain English
Roper is a diversified software holding company that runs like a disciplined acquisition machine: it buys cash-generative, market-leading vertical software businesses — law firms (Aderant), insurance (Vertafore, iPipeline), schools (Frontline), freight (DAT), childcare (Procare), government contractors (Deltek) — and lets them run semi-autonomously, recycling their cash into the next deal. Most revenue is recurring software subscriptions across niche enterprise and government verticals.
In simple terms
What Roper Technologies really sells
Roper is a diversified software holding company that runs like a disciplined acquisition machine: it buys cash-generative, market-leading vertical software businesses — law firms (Aderant), insurance (Vertafore, iPipeline), schools (Frontline), freight (DAT), childcare (Procare), government contractors (Deltek) — and lets them run semi-autonomously, recycling their cash into the next deal. Most revenue is recurring software subscriptions across niche enterprise and government verticals.
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