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Veralto
VLTO · NYSEIndustrials / Environmental & Applied
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Company details
Market cap
~$26B
P/E ratio
~28×
Div yield
~0.9%
Net income
~$940M
Profit margin
~17%
Rev. growth
+6%
Revenue
~$5.5B
Recurring rev.
~60%
In plain English
Veralto is a quiet plumbing-and-labelling utility for the physical economy. Spun out of Danaher in 2023, it runs two recurring-revenue machines: Water Quality — Hach test kits, ChemTreat chemicals and Trojan UV systems that keep municipal and industrial water safe — and Product Quality & Innovation, where Videojet printers stamp the date code on nearly every packaged good and Esko/Pantone software designs the packaging itself. Most of its money comes from consumables and software that keep selling long after the first instrument ships.
In simple terms
What Veralto really sells
Veralto is a quiet plumbing-and-labelling utility for the physical economy. Spun out of Danaher in 2023, it runs two recurring-revenue machines: Water Quality — Hach test kits, ChemTreat chemicals and Trojan UV systems that keep municipal and industrial water safe — and Product Quality & Innovation, where Videojet printers stamp the date code on nearly every packaged good and Esko/Pantone software designs the packaging itself. Most of its money comes from consumables and software that keep selling long after the first instrument ships.
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Risk read
Low–Moderate
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