- Adj EPS $2.72 (est $2.71)
- Rev $6.38B (est $6.28B)
- Electrical Americas Net Sales $3.01B (est $2.97B)
- Sees Q2 ADJ EPS $2.85 To $2.95 (est $2.91)
- Still Sees FY Adj EPS $11.80 To $12.20 (est $12.02)
- Guidance Reflects Est Impact Of Tariff Rate

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14Eaton Q4 FY24 EarningsReport Summary
Eaton delivered record Q4 FY24 results, driven by strong order growth in its Electrical and Aerospace segments. The company continues to capitalize on megatrends in electrification and digitalization, despite headwinds from currency translation and industry-wide labor disruptions.
📊 Income Statement Highlights (vs Q4 FY23)
▫️Net Income: $971M vs. $933M (+4%)
▫️Total Revenue: $6.24B vs. $5.94B (+5%)
▫️Organic Revenue Growth: +6% (offset by 1% negative FX impact)
▫️Adjusted EPS: $2.83 vs. $2.55 (+11%)
▫️Gross Margin: 38.9% vs. 37.6% (+130bps)
▫️Segment Operating Margins: 24.7% (+190bps, record level)
▫️Operating Cash Flow: $1.6B (+23%)
▫️Free Cash Flow: $1.34B (+27%)
🔹 Business Segment Performance:
▫️Electrical Americas: Revenue $2.90B (+9%), operating margin 31.6% (+310bps)
▫️Electrical Global: Revenue $1.57B (+4%), operating margin 17.7%
▫️Aerospace: Revenue $971M (+9%), operating margin 22.9%
▫️Vehicle: Revenue $647M (-10%), operating margin 18.8% (+90bps)
▫️eMobility: Revenue $147M (-11%), operating margin 1.8%
💼 Balance Sheet Highlights (vs Q4 FY23)
▫️Total Assets: $38.38B vs. $38.43B
▫️Total Liabilities: $19.85B vs. $19.36B
▫️Total Equity: $18.53B vs. $19.07B
▫️Cash & Short-term Investments: $2.08B vs. $2.61B
▫️Total Debt: $9.15B vs. $9.26B
🔮 Future Outlook (FY25 Guidance)
▫️Revenue Growth: 7-9%
▫️Segment Operating Margins: 24.4-24.8%
▫️EPS: $10.60 - $11.00 (+14% at mid-point)
▫️Adjusted EPS: $11.80 - $12.20 (+11% at mid-point)
▫️Q1 FY25 EPS: $2.30 - $2.40 | Adj. EPS: $2.65 - $2.75
Order Backlog Strength:
▫️Electrical Americas: Backlog +29% YoY, Book-to-Bill at 1.2x
▫️Aerospace: Backlog +16% YoY, Book-to-Bill at 1.1x
Strategic Priorities:
Eaton is leveraging electrification, automation, and digitalization trends to drive sustained growth. Despite macroeconomic uncertainty, the company remains focused on operational efficiency, margin expansion, and capitalizing on increasing infrastructure investment.


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At last, in response to several requests (including mine), there is a nice stock analysis of this share.
Have fun with it ❤️
CVS liquidated
Seized the day today and took heavy losses.
$CVS (-0,98 %) sold completely and from the remaining money
position $CAT (-0,71 %) and rebuilt the positions $ABBV (-5,4 %) , $VZ (-0,63 %) and $ETN (-1,22 %) increased.
I expect the latter in particular to deliver strong share price and earnings growth in data centers, automation, drive and aviation technology. Everything that has to do with electrification. 😅

Last major acquisition this year
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$ECL (-0,42 %)
$ABBV (-5,4 %)
From now on only 2 standing orders
On the one hand $VWCE (+0,26 %) and $ETN (-1,22 %)

Due to the expansion of data centers, shares in the energy sector such as $CEG (-1,25 %)
$VST (+0 %)
$ETN (-1,22 %) and $BWXT (+0,04 %) (nuclear) are soaring, especially after the announcement by $MSFT (+1,16 %) regarding nuclear energy.
After looking into your private crystal ball, do you think that a longer-term trend has begun in terms of share price development? Or do you think that everything is already priced in and that the rise will soon flatten out again, so that all that's left now is to chase the "runaway train"? (I think this will happen much faster than the "normal" investor thinks - after all, "smart money" is a bit smarter than we are).
Personally, I think that the most likely candidates here are the established $SU (+0,76 %) and $ETN (-1,22 %) will prevail in the long term, even if they have already done very well. Another permanent 'player' for me would be $RR. (-0,81 %) (SMRs - although the question is when they will actually be built and profitable).
What do you think? Are you looking at other companies in this field?

This was my first dividend from Eaton. I was paid €3.67 by Scalable.
Can that be right? It seems a bit low to me. I have already exhausted my tax-free allowance this year.
can all affect it.
Everyday shares at a glance $ETN (-1,22 %)
If you walk through the world with your eyes open,
you notice the everyday stocks from time to time, as in this case at Karl's strawberry farm in Rövershagen near Rostock.
Which obviously also use the automation technologies of Eaton Corp. $ETN (-1,22 %)
For me still the better Siemens and the Nvidia of electronics, drive technology and building automation
