Dover Q3 FY2026: revenue up 8%, adjusted EPS $2.88 matches consensus
Dover did not beat consensus and did not miss it: adjusted EPS of $2.88 matched the $2.8701 estimate while revenue rose 7.5% and orders jumped 15.5%. The value is in the mix — margins up, bookings ahead of shipments, and a full-year adjusted EPS range of $10.60–$10.75 that implies double-digit growth. The read-through: demand is fine, and the soft spot sits in Europe.
1 · Expected vs. Actual
Free preview belowGAAP diluted EPS of $2.47 compares with $2.19; the cleaner continuing-operations figure is $2.50 against $2.20. Adjusted EPS of $2.88 beat the $2.8701 consensus by a cent — a match, not a beat. From $2.50, purchase-accounting amortization of $0.34 and restructuring of $0.16, net of $0.12 of tax, make up the $0.38 gap to $2.88.
Revenue of $2.23 billion was 7.5% higher than $2.08 billion a year earlier, a shade above the 7.1% organic rate once 0.5% of acquisitions and -0.1% of currency are added in. Climate & Sustainability did the heavy lifting at $481.5 million, up 17.8%, while Engineered Products slipped 1.7% to $274.9 million. The other three segments grew between 1.9% and 11.9%.
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