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Eaton (ETN) Q2 FY25 earnings call

Earnings callΒ· Jun 2025 (Q2 FY25)Β· IndustrialsΒ· Aug 5, 2025

Source: earnings call transcript

Eaton delivered a strong second quarter, marked by record segment margins and robust organic growth, primarily fueled by exceptional demand in data centers and aerospace. The company raised its full-year organic growth and adjusted EPS guidance, reflecting confidence in its market positioning and strategic investments in high-growth areas, despite headwinds in Vehicle and eMobility segments. Management is actively shaping its portfolio through strategic acquisitions and partnerships to capitalize on electrification and AI trends.

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ETN operating KPIs by quarter

ETN operating KPIs stated on its earnings calls, by fiscal quarter
KPI Dec 2024 Q4 FY24 Mar 2025 Q1 FY25This call Jun 2025 Q2 FY25 Sep 2025 Q3 FY25 Dec 2025 Q4 FY25 Jun 2026 Q2 FY26Change vs prior quarter
Book-to-bill ratio Electrical Americasβ€”β€”
1.1 ratio Even with record sales, book-to-bill increased to 1.1 with 17% growth in our large $11.4 billion backlog, providing strong visibility for our organic growth in 2025 and beyond. Source: earnings call transcript
1.1 ratio Book-to-bill remained at 1.1, and our backlog grew by $2 billion or 20% to $12 billion, providing strong visibility for our organic growth outlook. Source: earnings call transcript
1.2 ratio Book-to-bill increased to 1.2, and our backlog year-on-year grew by over $3 billion or 31% to $13.2 billion, providing strong visibility for our organic growth outlook. Source: earnings call transcript
1.3 ratio Our total company book-to-bill remains strong at 1.2, with Americas book-to-bill expanding to 1.3 and Aerospace to 1.2. Source: earnings call transcript
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Backlog Electrical
$11.8B Backlog continues to be very strong with Electrical at $11.8 billion and Aerospace at $3.7 billion for a total backlog of $15.5 billion. Source: earnings call transcript
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$15.3B On the right, backlog also continues to set records with Electrical at $15.3 billion and Aerospace at $4.3 billion for a total backlog of $19.6 billion. Source: earnings call transcript
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Backlog Aerospace
$3.7B Backlog continues to be very strong with Electrical at $11.8 billion and Aerospace at $3.7 billion for a total backlog of $15.5 billion. Source: earnings call transcript
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$4.3B On the right, backlog also continues to set records with Electrical at $15.3 billion and Aerospace at $4.3 billion for a total backlog of $19.6 billion. Source: earnings call transcript
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Backlog
$15.5B Backlog continues to be very strong with Electrical at $11.8 billion and Aerospace at $3.7 billion for a total backlog of $15.5 billion. Source: earnings call transcript
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$19.6B On the right, backlog also continues to set records with Electrical at $15.3 billion and Aerospace at $4.3 billion for a total backlog of $19.6 billion. Source: earnings call transcript
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Book-to-bill ratio β€”
1.1 ratio And as a result, total Eaton book-to-bill ratio at 1.1 with backlog growth year-over-year and sequentially. Source: earnings call transcript
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1.2 ratio As a result, our book-to-bill for the combined segments was 1.2 on a quarterly basis and 1.1 on a rolling 12-month basis. Source: earnings call transcript
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1.2 ratio Our total company book-to-bill remains strong at 1.2, with Americas book-to-bill expanding to 1.3 and Aerospace to 1.2. Source: earnings call transcript
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Backlog Electrical Americasβ€”β€”
$11.4B Even with record sales, book-to-bill increased to 1.1 with 17% growth in our large $11.4 billion backlog, providing strong visibility for our organic growth in 2025 and beyond. Source: earnings call transcript
$12B Book-to-bill remained at 1.1, and our backlog grew by $2 billion or 20% to $12 billion, providing strong visibility for our organic growth outlook. Source: earnings call transcript
$13.2B Book-to-bill increased to 1.2, and our backlog year-on-year grew by over $3 billion or 31% to $13.2 billion, providing strong visibility for our organic growth outlook. Source: earnings call transcript
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