SWK

Stanley Black & Decker Inc
NYSEINDUSTRIALSTOOLS & ACCESSORIES

Key Statistics

Market Cap
$13.39B
P/E Ratio
36.66
EPS
$2.35
Beta
1.16
52W High
$95.16
52W Low
$59.87
50-Day MA
$81.71
200-Day MA
$76.57
Dividend Yield
3.70%
Profit Margin
2.44%
Forward P/E
17.15
PEG Ratio
1.39

About Stanley Black & Decker Inc

Stanley Black & Decker, Inc., formerly known as The Stanley Works, is a Fortune 500 American manufacturer of industrial tools and household hardware and provider of security products. Headquartered in the greater Hartford city of New Britain, Connecticut, Stanley Black & Decker is the result of the merger of Stanley Works and Black & Decker on March 12, 2010.

Official WebsiteUSAFY End: December

Fundamentals

Revenue (TTM)$15.23B
Gross Profit (TTM)$4.66B
EBITDA$1.67B
Operating Margin6.44%
Return on Equity4.17%
Return on Assets3.33%
Revenue/Share (TTM)$100.58
Book Value$57.75
Price-to-Book1.60
Price-to-Sales (TTM)0.88
EV/Revenue1.349
EV/EBITDA14.95
Quarterly Earnings Growth (YoY)-34.80%
Quarterly Revenue Growth (YoY)2.70%
Shares Outstanding$155.46M
Float$154.97M
% Insiders0.30%
% Institutions96.47%

Historical Volatility

HV 10-Day
50.89%
HV 20-Day
51.18%
HV 30-Day
43.18%
HV 60-Day
43.33%
HV Rank
86.5%

Volatility is currently expanding

Analyst Ratings

Consensus ($90.50 target)
5
Buy
11
Hold

Latest News

Stanley Black & Decker: Financial Performance Does Not Justify The Stock Price Increase

Stanley Black & Decker faces headwinds in the Tools & Outdoor segment, reflecting broader consumer sentiment and sluggish U.S. housing activity. SWK is prioritizing debt reduction, with recent cash flow improvements as well as the divestiture of consolidated aerospace manufacturing, supporting deleveraging efforts and financial stability. Valuation metrics and insider activity suggest a cautious stance, as the company navigates mixed fundamentals and macroeconomic uncertainty.

Seeking Alpha6/24/2026Negative
3 Dividend Kings With Income, Stability, and a Possible Catalyst

Many market analysts believe the current environment of entrenched inflation and higher-for-longer interest rates will be a headwind on the economy into 2027. That combination has made dividend stocks less attractive in recent years.

MarketBeat6/16/2026Neutral

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Data last updated: 7/9/2026