ITT Inc
NYSE:ITT
ITT Inc
Founded with ambitious roots stretching back to 1920, ITT Inc. has transformed over the decades from a global telecommunications empire to a powerhouse in engineering-driven manufacturing. Headquartered in White Plains, New York, ITT today stands as a diversified manufacturer that designs and delivers critical solutions across various industries, including transportation, energy, and industrial markets. This evolution was orchestrated through strategic divestitures and refocusing efforts, shedding its more diverse holdings to concentrate on engineering excellence. Within its operational framework, ITT boasts specialized segments – Industrial Process, Motion Technologies, and Connect and Control Technologies – each contributing to the firm's robust revenue pipeline.
At the heart of ITT's operations lies its ability to innovate and adapt, harnessing engineering prowess to create products that are as essential as they are precise. The company's revenue is largely propelled by its production of high-performance components and systems, such as pumps and valves for industrial processes, shock absorbers for vehicles, and connectors for aerospace innovations. A significant aspect of its business model involves leveraging technology-driven solutions to forge strong customer relationships, tailoring its offerings to meet exacting standards of its clientele. This relentless focus on advanced engineering and responsiveness to market needs underpins ITT’s profitable ventures and cements its standing as a critical link in the supply chain of some of the world's most demanding industries.
Founded with ambitious roots stretching back to 1920, ITT Inc. has transformed over the decades from a global telecommunications empire to a powerhouse in engineering-driven manufacturing. Headquartered in White Plains, New York, ITT today stands as a diversified manufacturer that designs and delivers critical solutions across various industries, including transportation, energy, and industrial markets. This evolution was orchestrated through strategic divestitures and refocusing efforts, shedding its more diverse holdings to concentrate on engineering excellence. Within its operational framework, ITT boasts specialized segments – Industrial Process, Motion Technologies, and Connect and Control Technologies – each contributing to the firm's robust revenue pipeline.
At the heart of ITT's operations lies its ability to innovate and adapt, harnessing engineering prowess to create products that are as essential as they are precise. The company's revenue is largely propelled by its production of high-performance components and systems, such as pumps and valves for industrial processes, shock absorbers for vehicles, and connectors for aerospace innovations. A significant aspect of its business model involves leveraging technology-driven solutions to forge strong customer relationships, tailoring its offerings to meet exacting standards of its clientele. This relentless focus on advanced engineering and responsiveness to market needs underpins ITT’s profitable ventures and cements its standing as a critical link in the supply chain of some of the world's most demanding industries.
Strong Revenue & EPS Growth: ITT delivered 8% total revenue growth and 14% EPS growth in 2025, with Q4 revenue and orders both exceeding $1 billion for the first time.
Margin Expansion: Operating margin expanded by 40 basis points to 18.2% for the year, with Q4 margin up 90 basis points to 18.4%.
Impressive Cash Generation: Free cash flow surpassed $550 million, up 27%, and free cash flow margin reached 14%.
SPX FLOW Acquisition: The pending SPX FLOW acquisition, expected to close in March, is seen as a significant growth and margin accelerator; integration planning and synergy identification are underway.
Strong Backlog & Orders: Year-end backlog hit $1.9 billion, up 18%, and full-year orders grew 10% to $4 billion.
2026 Guidance: For Q1 2026, ITT expects total revenue growth of ~11% (5% organic) and EPS of $1.07, up 29% ex-equity dilution, with all segments anticipated to expand margins.
End-Market Strength: Aerospace, defense, and energy transition remain key growth drivers; automotive is expected to be flat to slightly down in 2026.
