Nordson Corp

Nordson Corp projects 2026 Q4 growth driven by UV‑LED curing, precision dispensing and digital controls, positioning it ahead in the green‑manufacturing trend.

Nordson’s Q1 earnings show 15% revenue growth, 23% margins, and a strong cash flow—yet investors face risks from supply‑chain, regulation, and digital lag. Click for a balanced analysis.

Nordson Corp’s Q4 2025 results show modest sales growth, stronger profitability and a 4.4% backlog rise, driven by automation and digital‑twin tech that boost throughput, cut costs and fuel future earnings expansion.

Nordson Corp’s Q4 earnings beat estimates, driven by AI‑powered manufacturing gains, a €30 m acquisition, and strong currency gains—boosting net income 12% and setting a robust outlook for 2025.

Nordson Corp. maintains a $0.82 quarterly dividend, highlighting stability amid market shifts while investing in advanced coating tech and supply‑chain resilience for long‑term growth.

Nordson Corp, a leading manufacturer of precision machinery and electronic control systems, has seen a rise in its share price and market capitalization due to its expertise in customized electronic controls for precise applications, positioning it …

Nordson Corp.’s share price has risen due to its strategic positioning in the medical device manufacturing equipment sector, driven by its customized electronic controls and ability to capitalize on industry trends such as automation and digitalizat…

Nordson Corp’s stock price surged to a new high after the company’s strong earnings announcement exceeded analyst expectations and included a significant share repurchase authorization.

Nordson Corporation is poised for a potential breakout, with analysts revising their forecasts ahead of the company’s Q3 earnings release, citing its strong global presence, innovative products, and proven track record of success.

Nordson’s stock price has fluctuated within a 52-week range, with a current price of $213.44, and valuation metrics indicating high investor expectations for future earnings growth.