ESAB
ESAB Corporation
ESAB
68.44USD
+2.13%
Sep 23, 2026
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Price Action
Price trend is broken
Longer-term context reads damaged structure, with a near-term setup of distribution pressure.
The tactical setup reads distribution pressure, but the weekly structure is broken.
EntryDamaged / breakdown
The technical structure itself is broken across timeframes — the weakest entry profile.
Key Financials
- Market Cap
- $4.3B
- Avg Volume (60D)
- 781.7K
- Revenue Growth YoY
- +3.7%
- Gross Margin
- +37.0%
- Operating Margin
- +12.1%
- Free Cash Flow Yield
- +4.6%
- Distance from 200DMA
- -31.4%
- Next Earnings
- 2026-10-29
- P/E
- 24.7x
- EV / EBITDA
- 13.9x
- EV / Sales
- 2.1x
60 sessions
FY2025 vs FY2024
Trailing twelve months
Trailing twelve months
Market metrics as of Sep 22, 2026
Financial results for the period ended Jul 3, 2026
Filed balance-sheet data as of Jul 3, 2026
Fundamentals & Valuation
One of the two valuation perspectives says cheap; intrinsic is the dissenting view.
ESAB Corporation has a Cheap valuation stance because current market expectations look undemanding relative to the cash the business actually produces.
Company Research
Research coverage for this company is in progress.
Narrative & Theme
This company is not currently mapped to a published narrative.
Business & Markets
Industrials · Metal Fabrication
What they do
ESAB Corporation develops, manufactures, and supplies consumable products and equipment used in cutting, joining, automated welding, and gas control, operating globally through independent distributors and direct sales.
How it earns
Transactional sales of products and equipment to industrial customers.
Products & services
Welding consumables
Cutting equipment
Automated welding systems
Gas control equipment
Customers & end markets
Industrial manufacturers
Fabrication shops
Construction companies
Market position
A leading global provider in metal fabrication consumables and equipment.
Demand drivers
Medium cyclicality
Demand depends on industrial production and capital spending cycles.