Emerson Stock Slips as Trading Volume Declines

On September 3, 2025, Emerson stock fell 1.43%.
Trading volume dropped 26.43% to $270 million.
The company ranked 382nd in overall market activity.

Intelligent Devices and Software Deliver Growth

Emerson drove growth in Intelligent Devices.
Strong demand came from power end markets.
Software & Control expanded with AspenTech integration.
Industrial automation added momentum across global operations.

Acquisitions Strengthen Automation Portfolio

Emerson acquired full ownership of AspenTech in 2025.
The move advanced its software and automation reach.
Earlier deals for Afag and Flexim boosted factory automation.
Flow measurement capabilities also expanded with Flexim.

Shareholder Returns Stay on Track

Emerson returned $895 million in dividends this year.
The company repurchased $1.15 billion in shares.
It plans $1.1 billion in buybacks for fiscal 2025.
Dividends will reach $1.2 billion by year-end.

Ongoing Challenges in Key Segments

Safety & Productivity faced weaker global demand.
Discrete Automation also struggled in regional markets.
Test & Measurement saw softer orders in 2025.
Currency swings and geopolitics added earnings risks.

Emerson’s Global Footprint

Founded in 1890, Emerson serves global industries.
Its portfolio spans automation, valves, and control software.
The company operates across the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Africa.
Diversification remains central to its long-term growth strategy.