Ingersoll Rand (IR) investor relations material

Strategic progress and business performance

• Achieved 76 acquisitions since the merger, driving global portfolio expansion and reinforcing an ownership-driven culture among 20,000+ employees.

• Revenue approaches $8 billion in a $65 billion+ addressable market, with continued opportunities for organic growth, innovation, and recurring revenue.

• Maintained strong free cash flow ($1.2–$1.3 billion annually) and healthy margin profiles, with ongoing optimization in working capital and tax rates.

• M&A activity remains robust, with 16 deals in 2025 and a pipeline of bolt-on acquisitions expected to continue.

• Guidance for 2026 set at 0–2% organic growth, reflecting a prudent approach amid uncertain industrial recovery.

Regional and segment trends

• China now represents 10–11% of revenue, down from 15%, with stable low single-digit organic order growth and strong execution despite a tough macro backdrop.

• Non-China APAC regions (Korea, Australia, Southeast Asia) saw 20% organic order growth in Q4, driven by targeted commercial investments and under-penetrated market focus.

• Europe remains stable, with growth in France, Italy, and Spain, supported by sustainability trends and recurring revenue momentum.

• India continues to deliver double-digit growth, supported by new manufacturing facilities and bolt-on acquisitions.

• Americas show low single-digit growth, with potential upside from life sciences, reshoring, and energy efficiency trends.

Growth drivers and innovation

• Life sciences, especially within Precision and Science Technologies, posted mid-teens order growth in Q4, with momentum across OEM, biopharma, and medical device segments.

• Recurring revenue surpassed $450 million in 2026, up from $200 million in 2023, with a $1 billion target for 2027 and $1.1 billion in future contracts already secured.

• AI and digitization are being leveraged for smart, connected industrial assets, predictive maintenance, and commercial efficiency.

• Energy efficiency remains a top innovation focus, as compressors account for up to 30% of manufacturing energy consumption.