Emerson reported earnings today, with it coming in above expectations. Test & Measurement (formerly reported as NI) is gradually being integrated in Emerson’s metrics.
Following are quotes regarding National Instruments from the earnings call:
“Test & Measurement, which was excluded from the underlying metric, contributed $1.46 billion to our net sales, down 12% for the year and within our expectations.”
“Test & Measurement delivered an adjusted segment EBITDA margin of 24%, including the realization of $100 million of synergies”
“Test & Measurement exceeded our initial expectations and delivered $0.45 (earnings per share) as increased and accelerated synergies offset lower than originally expected sales volume.”
“Emerson was recently awarded a large enterprise contract for Test & Measurement software with a semiconductor company that is a leader in the GPU space driving the proliferation of AI. This multiyear contract will support an enterprise-wide semiconductor and electronics production analytics platform to help maximize this customer’s production capacity and product quality.”
“…our Test & Measurement business will benefit from further synergy actions in the year, and we are now targeting $200 million by year three from our previous target of $185 million due to faster execution of our overall synergy plan.”
“Both Test & Measurement and AspenTech spent around 20% of their sales on RD&E and growth opportunities in these businesses, which is a reflection of our commitment to realize these growth opportunities.”
The entire Earnings Call transcript with Q & A can be read at here.
The official press release and associated financial statements are here.
2 replies on “NI annual revenue down 12% but high R & D investment continues”
An insightful summary. Thanks!
Interesting that T&M Backlog is $400M, must be non-deployed enterprise software?
Emerson was recently awarded a large enterprise contract for Test & Measurement software with a semiconductor company that is a leader in the GPU space driving the proliferation of AI. This multiyear contract will support an enterprise-wide semiconductor and electronics production analytics platform to help maximize this customer’s production capacity and product quality.
Emerson will provide our OptimalPlus production analytics platform, along with customer engineering, operations and support capabilities.