Dover FCF Margin
The Free Cash Flow Margin of Dover (DOV) as of Jul 22, 2026 is 13.76 %. In the previous year, Free Cash Flow Margin was 7.50 % — a change of 83.46% (higher).
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FCF Margin
13.76 %
YoY
83.46%
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Free Cash Flow Margin of Dover is 2026 13.76 % . Free Cash Flow Margin of Dover was 2025 7.50 % . It decreases by 83.46% higher compared to the previous year.
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Dover Stock analysis
What does Dover do? Dover Corp is an internationally operating company specializing in the manufacturing and distribution of industrial products and services. It was founded in 1955 in New York City by George Ohrstrom Senior and Charles S. Cords Junior. The company initially started trading electrical motors and pumps, but expanded its range over the years, achieving success in the 1960s. The breakthrough occurred in the 1970s when Dover Corp began expanding its business activities into the field of fluid technology, specifically systems for controlling fluids and gases such as pumps, dosing systems, and valves. Dover Corp established itself as a leading manufacturer of fluid technology products worldwide and expanded into new markets and sectors such as energy, textiles, and electronics. Today, Dover Corp consists of various business divisions offering different products and services, including Engineered Systems, Fluids, Refrigeration & Food Equipment, Energy, and Imaging & Identification. The company employs around 23,000 people worldwide and has branches in over 60 countries. Dover Corp's business model is based on continuous innovation, quality, and customer service, investing heavily in research and development. It collaborates closely with customers to develop tailored solutions for their specific requirements. Overall, Dover Corp provides an impressive range of products and services for various industries, becoming a significant player in the global market. Dover is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Free Cash Flow Margin of Dover is 13.76 % in 2026.
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