nVent Electric PLC
NYSE:NVT
nVent Electric PLC
nVent Electric PLC, a spin-off from Pentair in 2018, has established itself as a formidable player in the niche market of electrical connection and protection solutions. Headquartered in London, this company operates with the precision of a well-engineered electrical system, offering products that are both crucial and ubiquitous in various industrial sectors. Its portfolio is rich with offerings such as enclosures, electrical connections, and fastening solutions, all designed to ensure the safe and efficient operation of critical infrastructure. These products are not mere components; they are integral to ensuring that electrical systems operate reliably in industries ranging from energy to telecommunications and from data centers to industrial manufacturing.
The company’s business model thrives on its ability to provide customized solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of its diverse clientele. By focusing on high-margin segments like thermal management and advanced electrical solutions, nVent ensures a steady stream of revenue that is both robust and resilient to economic cycles. Its operations are spread across the globe, with a strong emphasis on innovation and customer satisfaction. This approach not only secures repeated business from existing customers but also attracts new patrons who seek reliability and excellence. As industries continue to digitize and demand more secure and efficient power management systems, nVent stands as a crucial enabler, turning complex electrical challenges into growth opportunities through its strategic expertise and innovation.
nVent Electric PLC, a spin-off from Pentair in 2018, has established itself as a formidable player in the niche market of electrical connection and protection solutions. Headquartered in London, this company operates with the precision of a well-engineered electrical system, offering products that are both crucial and ubiquitous in various industrial sectors. Its portfolio is rich with offerings such as enclosures, electrical connections, and fastening solutions, all designed to ensure the safe and efficient operation of critical infrastructure. These products are not mere components; they are integral to ensuring that electrical systems operate reliably in industries ranging from energy to telecommunications and from data centers to industrial manufacturing.
The company’s business model thrives on its ability to provide customized solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of its diverse clientele. By focusing on high-margin segments like thermal management and advanced electrical solutions, nVent ensures a steady stream of revenue that is both robust and resilient to economic cycles. Its operations are spread across the globe, with a strong emphasis on innovation and customer satisfaction. This approach not only secures repeated business from existing customers but also attracts new patrons who seek reliability and excellence. As industries continue to digitize and demand more secure and efficient power management systems, nVent stands as a crucial enabler, turning complex electrical challenges into growth opportunities through its strategic expertise and innovation.
Record Year: nVent achieved record sales, EPS, and free cash flow in 2025, each growing at or above 30%.
Strong Q4 Performance: Fourth quarter sales grew 42% (24% organically) and EPS increased 53%, both exceeding guidance.
Data Center Growth: Data center sales reached $1 billion in 2025, up from $600 million in 2024, driven by AI build-out and liquid cooling.
Order Momentum: Organic orders rose around 30% in Q4, with backlog ending at $2.3 billion—triple the prior year.
2026 Outlook: Management guided for 15–18% reported sales growth and 20–24% EPS growth, expecting another record year.
Margins & Investments: Margins faced pressure from inflation and growth investments, but price and productivity are expected to offset inflation in 2026.
Portfolio Shift: Infrastructure now represents 45% of annual sales and is projected to exceed half in 2026.
Power Utility & Industrial: Power utilities and industrial segments showed solid growth, supported by acquisitions and strong order trends.