Snap-on, Inc. (NYSE:SNA)
Innovator, manufacturer and marketer of tool, diagnostic and equipment solutions for professional tool users. Product lines include hand and power tools, diagnostics and shop equipment, tool storage, diagnostics software and other solutions.
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same as most up and down
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An unusual pick but a low p/e. With a tight financial market the one thing people do is drive older cars. These dinosaurs have to be fixed so the industry leader in tool suppliers for the everyday mechanic will show strong growth until the market rebounds enough to stimulate new car purchases.
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Already a leader in the market for professionals, the lack of strong industry player in China will propel this stock to the top.
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Buy when the market is down!
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innovative management
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This CAPS account is tracking the 200 highest yielding S&P stocks.
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Snap-on will continue to grow and increase its market share over the next several years.
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Good turnaround story. They have cut much of the fat out of their business model and are concentrating on what they do best. Selling tools and diagnostic equipment to everyone except individuals. Strong risk reward profile on this stock.
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great concept, good focus
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Will outperform. Snap on is the best when it comes to tools. If the company is ran right it should always stay on top.
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Snap-On is a leading retailer of industrial tools and services, engaged itself in manufacturing and marketing a wide array of products and services to professional tool and equipment users. With a presence across 125 countries, its customer profile comprises of manufacturers, industrial tools and equipment users, automotive technicians and vehicle service centers. The company has divided its business into four segments namely Snap-on tools, Commercial and Industrial group, Diagnostic and Information group and Financial services group depending upon the type of customers they are servicing and each segment has a mix of distribution channels.
The company is the sole total solution provider for auto repair shops in the world and a leader in mobile van technology. These two features have helped their respective segments, the Snap-on tools group and the Commercial and Industrial group to become the major contributors of revenue. Endorsing the same, its revenues surged 4% during nine months ended September 2006, on account of enhanced demand from Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) catering to snap-on tools. Also coming handy is the demand for commercial and industrial products from emerging markets. Avoiding the one-time litigation settlement, stock and performance based incentive expenses; the company recorded an earnings growth of approximately 0.6%.
The industry demand is moving towards more advanced solutions and services, forcing the companies to adapt themselves. To brace up to this challenge Sign-on has acquired ProQuest, a product and solution provider to OEM’s. This helps the company to position itselves better to meet the increasing demand from diagnostic and information sector. Also the company is more actively focusing on cost cutting initiatives to improve efficiency, the results of which will be fully evident in the coming months. These factors project higher earnings for the company in the coming year and the stock price is also expected to respond positively to these factors.
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great company, nice performance over the past years.
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Snap-on has paid consecutive quarterly cash dividends, without interruption or reduction, since 1939.
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Dividend paying stock. Boring business. HUGE customer brand loyalty. Increasing demand for technicians, who buy SNA's products.
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I have an extensive collection of Snap-On hand tools. They are extremely high quality tools that I use to earn a paycheck with. The prices for these tools can be steep, but they are well worth it. Everybody that works with me at the airport owns and uses Snap-On!
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