Information Technology · S&P 500 · data as of 2026-10-05
ROP stock analysis: Roper Technologies
Roper Technologies (ROP) is an S&P 500 company in Electronic Equipment & Instruments. It grades strongest on value and weakest on momentum.
The model's view of ROP· subscribers
Where ROP ranks among the 1,500 U.S. stocks the model scores each trading day, its expected return, the evidence for and against it, and whether the model portfolio holds it. The grades below describe the company's data; they are not the model's view.
D+Momentum12-month change -27%From 52-wk high -29%
ROP in plain numbers
At 15.1 times its last 12 months of earnings, ROP trades cheaper than 62 of the other 70 Information Technology companies Torvanta covers.
The stock fell 27% over the past 12 months, a bigger decline than 69 of the other 79 Information Technology companies Torvanta covers.
Its free cash flow over the last 12 months equals 7.4% of its market value, higher than 67 of the other 79 Information Technology companies Torvanta covers.
It earns 7% a year on the capital invested in the business, lower than 61 of the other 72 Information Technology companies Torvanta covers.
ROP key statistics
SectorInformation Technology
IndustryElectronic Equipment & Instruments
IndexS&P 500
Market value$35.9B
Revenue growth (y/y)+11%
Free-cash-flow yield7.4%
Dividend yield1.0%
Next earnings (expected)2026-10-22
Valuation measures
Market value
$35.9B
Enterprise value
$46.9B
P/E (trailing)
15.1x
Forward P/E (Torvanta estimate)
11.0x
PEG (Torvanta estimate)
0.30
Price / sales
4.3x
Price / book
1.9x
EV / revenue
5.7x
EV / EBITDA
20.3x
Financial highlights
Revenue, last 12 months
$8.3B
Net income, last 12 months
$2.5B
EPS, last 12 months (GAAP)
$24.14
Gross margin
69.5%
Operating margin
28.0%
Net margin
30.2%
Return on equity
13.1%
Return on invested capital
6.6%
Cash
$364.9M
Total debt
$11.3B
Debt / equity
0.61x
Interest cover
5.9x
Current ratio
0.55x
Company figures from its latest SEC filings; market value and returns from end-of-day prices.
ROP earnings trends
Revenue vs earnings
Earnings per shareChange from a year earlier: Sep 2025 +8% · Dec 2025 -7% · Mar 2026 +59% · Jun 2026 +233%
From the company's 10-Q and 10-K filings with the SEC.
Roper Technologies financials (from SEC filings)
Fiscal year
FY2021
FY2022
FY2023
FY2024
FY2025
Revenue
$6.1B
$5.6B
$6.2B
$7.0B
$7.9B
Net income
$1.2B
$4.5B
$1.4B
$1.5B
$1.5B
EPS (GAAP)
$10.83
$42.58
$12.89
$14.34
$14.20
ROP earnings history
Reported
EPS (GAAP)
EPS y/y
Revenue y/y
Stock vs S&P 500, 2 days
2026-07-23
$11.62
+233%
+8%
+10.2%
2026-04-23
$4.87
+59%
+11%
-3.5%
2026-01-27
$3.97
-7%
+10%
-12.2%
2025-10-23
$3.68
+8%
+14%
-7.3%
2025-07-21
$3.49
+12%
+13%
+3.3%
2025-04-28
$3.06
-14%
+12%
-0.9%
About Roper Technologies
HeadquartersSarasota, FL
Industry (SEC code)Industrial Instruments For Measurement, Display, And Control
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What is ROP's P/E ratio?
ROP trades at about 15.1 times its last 12 months of GAAP earnings reported to the SEC, and about 11.0 times Torvanta's own estimate of the next 12 months.
When does ROP report earnings next?
Based on its filing history, Torvanta expects Roper Technologies to report around 2026-10-22.
Does ROP pay a dividend?
Yes. Its dividend yield is about 1.0%, and it has raised its dividend 12 years in a row.
How has ROP performed against the S&P 500?
Over the past year ROP returned -26.6%, against +17.0% for the S&P 500, dividends reinvested.
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