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About ABB Ltd

ABB Ltd is a multinational corporation headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, specializing in robotics, power, heavy electrical equipment, and automation technology. The company's core business segments include Electrification, Industrial Automation, Motion, and Robotics & Discrete Automation. ABB was formed in 1988 through the merger of ASEA (Sweden) and BBC (Brown Boveri; Switzerland), creating a firm with a strong engineering heritage. With operations in over 100 countries, ABB holds a significant presence in European, Asian, and American markets. The company's strategic emphasis on digital industries and its commitment to innovation in energy efficiency and sustainable solutions enhance its competitive positioning in the automation and digitalization landscape.
Ticker
Fr. ABBN
Primary listing
XSWX
Employees
115,300
Headquarters
Zurich, Switzerland

ABB Ltd Metrics

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CHF 132B
32.16
CHF 2.27
0.98
CHF 0.94
1.29%

Bulls say / Bears say

ABB’s Q3 orders hit a record $12.1 billion, up 40%, and its book-to-bill reached 1.24. Management now expects low-teens comparable revenue growth for 2026, giving the strong order intake room to convert into sales. (ABB)
Operational EBITA rose 24% in Q3 and its margin widened to 20.8%, while year-to-date free cash flow increased 22%. That points to strong execution and cash generation alongside rapid growth. (ABB)
ABB’s new Infinitus direct-current portfolio is designed for the rising power needs of AI data centres, with potential to improve energy efficiency and reduce equipment footprint. It gives ABB a broader offer as customers consider higher-density power systems. (ABB)
Gross margin fell to 40.6% from 41.2% a year earlier, and ABB expects its operating margin to soften sequentially in Q4. This could temper the benefit of strong sales and order growth. (ABB)
Q3 basic EPS slipped 2% even as operational EBITA grew, partly because a non-cash currency-hedge revaluation linked to the Rotork deal raised finance costs. The $5.5 billion acquisition also brings execution and integration risk. (ABB, Reuters)
Data-centre demand is a powerful driver, but it also leaves ABB exposed if AI infrastructure spending slows: the IMF has warned that reassessment of AI efficiency gains could dent investment. ABB has also reported softer customer activity in parts of process industry, limiting the offset from other markets. (Channel NewsAsia, ABB)
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