NDSN

NDSN is benefiting from broad-based business strength, acquisition gains and shareholder returns as it invests in long-term growth.

Most dividend growth watchlists stop at consumer staples brands you already know, but three industrial compounders have quietly raised their payouts every year for over a quarter century while making things most investors never think about.

Nordson (NDSN) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

Investors interested in Manufacturing - General Industrial stocks are likely familiar with Mueller Water Products (MWA) and Nordson (NDSN). But which of these two companies is the best option for those looking for undervalued stocks?

Nordson maintains a critical role in semiconductor packaging and medical device manufacturing hardware. Heavy reliance on acquisitions to drive growth creates ongoing operational and debt-related risks.

EMR, NDSN and ZBRA offer double-digit short-term upside, backed by automation demand and solid growth prospects.

U.S. manufacturing stays on track, with lean inventories and solid production supporting Caterpillar, Kubota, Nordson and two other industrial stocks.

PECO, NRIM, NDSN and LRCX raise dividends as geopolitical tensions fuel oil prices, inflation fears and market volatility.

NDSN boosts its dividend 15% to 94 cents per share, extending a 63-year streak as strong cash flows support shareholder returns.

Investors looking for stocks in the Manufacturing - General Industrial sector might want to consider either Mueller Water Products (MWA) or Nordson (NDSN). But which of these two stocks presents investors with the better value opportunity right now?