TriMas CapEx/D&A
CapEx to Depreciation Ratio of TriMas (TRS) as of Aug 19, 2026.
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CapEx to Depreciation Ratio of TriMas is 2026 0.00 . CapEx to Depreciation Ratio of TriMas was 2025 3.49 . It decreases by % lower compared to the previous year.
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TriMas Stock analysis
What does TriMas do? The TriMas Corporation is a globally operating company specialized in manufacturing high-quality products and solutions for various industries. It was founded in 1986 as a subsidiary of Masco Corporation and became its independent entity in 2006. TriMas focuses on delivering innovative products and solutions that meet the requirements and expectations of its customers, while prioritizing quality, performance, and reliability. The company also emphasizes sustainability and adopts an environmentally conscious approach in its production processes. TriMas operates in four divisions: Aerospace, Packaging, Specialty Products, and Energy. The Aerospace division manufactures advanced components and systems for the aviation sector, serving renowned aircraft and engine manufacturers worldwide. The Packaging division produces packaging solutions for various industries such as food, pharmaceuticals, and industrial applications. The Specialty Products division offers a wide range of technical solutions for different applications, including fastening systems, conduits, and valves. The Energy division produces components and systems for the oil and gas industry, such as pumps, valves, piping systems, and pressure vessels. TriMas offers a diverse range of products that are utilized by users in various industries. These include valves, seals, screws, sleeves, brake systems, and more. The exceptional quality and reliability of its products have enabled TriMas to continually strengthen its position in the global market, with its products being utilized in over 80 countries worldwide. In summary, TriMas Corporation is a globally leading company in the production of high-quality products and solutions for various industrial applications. From aviation to oil and gas, TriMas provides the perfect solutions for the demanding requirements and applications of today. With a wide range of products, deep technological expertise, and a sustainable approach, TriMas consistently delivers the best to its customers, ensuring its continued success in the market. TriMas is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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The CapEx/D&A ratio compares investment spending to asset depreciation. Ratios above 1.0x indicate the company is growing its asset base, below 1.0x suggests underinvestment.
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