Taylor Devices EBIT per Share
The EBIT per Share of Taylor Devices (TAYD) as of Aug 4, 2026 is 3.06 USD. In the previous year, EBIT per Share was 3.05 USD — a change of 0.23% (higher).
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EBIT per Share of Taylor Devices is 2026 3.06 USD. EBIT per Share of Taylor Devices was 2025 3.05 USD. It decreases by 0.23% higher compared to the previous year.
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Taylor Devices Stock analysis
What does Taylor Devices do? Taylor Devices Inc. is a company based in North Tonawanda, New York, USA, specializing in the development and manufacturing of dampers, vibration isolators, shock absorbers, and other machine elements. The company was founded in 1955 by Paul Taylor and has been listed on the stock exchange since 1972. The history of Taylor Devices dates back to its founding in 1955. The founder, Paul Taylor, was an engineer and inventor with a strong interest in improving machines and mechanics. He developed a new type of vibration dampers that could significantly reduce shocks and vibrations. These vibration dampers quickly became popular and were soon used in a wide range of applications, from highways and bridges to nuclear power plants and ships. Over the years, Taylor Devices has continued to evolve and expand. Today, the company is divided into four main divisions: 1. Vibration Isolation: Products for damping vibrations and oscillations. In this division, Taylor Devices offers SEISMIC dampers, FLASHER isolation mounts, and DAMPTORQUE vibration isolators, among others. 2. Shock Isolation: Products for protecting machines and equipment from shocks and impacts. To this end, the company offers Fluidic Shock Absorbers and CUP mounts, among others. 3. Energy Absorption: Products for absorbing energy in collisions and other sudden loads. In this division, the company offers Shock Absorbing Bushings and ENERGYBAR Protection Systems, among others. 4. Kinetic Energy: Products for harnessing kinetic energy in machines and equipment. Taylor Devices offers FirstFLEX and TailSECURE products for this purpose. Taylor Devices' products can be found in many different industries and applications. The company's customers include government agencies, military organizations, large corporations, utilities, and many other customers. Taylor Devices' business model is to develop innovative products that meet the needs of customers. The company has its own development and research department, which ensures that its products are always up to date with the latest technology. In addition, the company works closely with customers to develop customized solutions and meet the customers' requirements to the best of their ability. Taylor Devices also increases its visibility and reputation through the use of online and social media marketing. Taylor Devices' products are in demand worldwide, and the company shows strong growth potential. In summary, Taylor Devices is a dynamic and innovative company that has excelled in developing products that meet the needs of customers. The company has developed a variety of innovative solutions throughout its long history, which are used in many different industries and applications. The future of Taylor Devices looks promising, and the company is well positioned to continue to be successful and offer its customers reliable and high-quality products in the future. Taylor Devices is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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EBIT per Share of Taylor Devices is 3.06 USD in 2026.
EBIT per Share of Taylor Devices changed from 3.05 USD to 3.06 USD, representing a 0.23% change. The value is higher than the previous year.
On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of EBIT per Share Taylor Devices since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.
EBIT per Share measures operating profit allocated to each outstanding share.
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