Snap-on Incorporated (SNA)

In the past six months, Snap-On, Inc.'s stock price has increased by 24.86%. Key events impacting the stock price include the Q1 2025 earnings report where Snap-on reported declining sales and earnings, the Q2 2025 earnings report where Snap-on fell short of market revenue expectations, an analyst upgrade from Longbow Research, a dividend declaration, investor conference presentations, and a Q2 2025 results webcast announcement.

Most of Snap-on's businesses are not seasonal, and their inventory needs are relatively constant. While some professional tools and equipment may experience temporary swings in demand, the company's overall demand is generally stable.

Snap-On, Inc. is a global innovator, manufacturer, and marketer of tools, equipment, diagnostics, repair information, and systems solutions for professional users, operating primarily within the Industrial Goods and Machinery industry. The company's major products include tools such as hand tools, power tools, and tool storage products; diagnostics, information, and management systems including handheld and computer-based diagnostic products; and equipment for servicing vehicles and industrial equipment. Snap-on serves professional vehicle repair technicians, commercial and industrial customers, and government agencies through various channels.

Snap-On, Inc. is headquartered in Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA, with operations extending across the United States, continental Europe, the Asia Pacific region, Canada, and the UK.

Snap-on maintains a strong brand reputation built on quality and reliability, investing approximately $30 million annually in brand marketing and reputation management. It has a brand loyalty rate of 92% among professional technicians, offers over 100 technical training programs annually, and maintains active digital marketing channels. Some past criticisms have included disputes with route drivers and concerns about tool quality, but no specific events negatively impacting its brand reputation in the past year were found.

Snap-On, Inc. is primarily owned by institutional shareholders, who hold 92.61% of the company's stock, while individual investors hold 4.58%, and Snap-on insiders own 2.80%. Major institutional owners include Vanguard Group Inc., BlackRock, Inc., and State Street Corp. The largest individual Snap-on shareholder is Nicholas T. Pinchuk.