EMR Q3 2025

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Earnings

Emerson Electric delivered a mixed but largely solid fiscal third quarter, edging past earnings expectations while falling short on the top line as the industrial automation giant navigated a shifting demand landscape. Adjusted EPS of $1.52 beat the … Read more Emerson Electric delivered a mixed but largely solid fiscal third quarter, edging past earnings expectations while falling short on the top line as the industrial automation giant navigated a shifting demand landscape. Adjusted EPS of $1.52 beat the $1.51 consensus by 0.48%, growing 6% from the prior year's $1.43, while revenue of $4.55 billion came in 1.19% below estimates despite rising 4.0% year-over-year. The key driver behind the earnings strength was a dramatic improvement in profitability, with pretax earnings margin expanding 570 basis points to 16.1%, partly reflecting the absence of a $279 million loss on the Copeland note receivable that had burdened the year-ago quarter. The Intelligent Devices segment anchored the quarter with $3.13 billion in sales, while the Software and Control segment benefited from the fully completed AspenTech acquisition, with that unit's adjusted EBITA margin widening to 35.9%. Shares fell after management trimmed full-year sales growth guidance to approximately 3.5%, though the company raised its adjusted EPS outlook to approximately $6.00 and lifted free cash flow expectations to roughly $3.20 billion.