RWL Intrinsic Valuation and Fundamental Analysis - Rockwell Automation Inc

Intrinsic Value

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The intrinsic value of Rockwell Automation Inc (RWL) under the Base Case is 51.95 EUR per share. Compared with the current market price of 66.06 EUR, the stock appears Overvalued by 21% .

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RWL Intrinsic Value

Overvaluation 21%

Intrinsic Value

Price €66.06

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Fundamental Analysis

What Rockwell Automation Does

Electrical Equipment Industrials

Rockwell Automation makes industrial automation equipment and software that help factories run machines, move materials, and monitor production. Its products include control systems, sensors, drives, industrial software, and related services used to connect and automate manufacturing equipment. It sells mainly to manufacturers and other industrial customers that need to run plants more safely, consistently, and efficiently.

Headquarters: United States of America US
Employees: 26 000
IPO date: Aug 29, 1956

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3 business segments

Intelligent Devices This segment sells factory equipment that senses, powers, moves, and controls machines on industrial lines. It includes drives, motion controls, sensors, safety products, and related hardware used in automated plants.
Software and Control This segment provides the software and control systems that run automated production equipment. It includes controllers, industrial software, and tools that help customers design, monitor, and manage factory operations.
Lifecycle Services This segment helps customers install, maintain, upgrade, and improve their automation systems. It covers engineering help, repair, field services, training, and modernization work.

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Rockwell Automation has a wide economic moat

No Moat Narrow Wide

Replacing Rockwell’s factory controls means changing connected equipment and software, retraining workers, and risking production interruptions—not simply buying a cheaper controller. These barriers help Rockwell retain customers as factories maintain, upgrade, and expand their existing systems.

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