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OTCM
MCCK
Market cap464mUSD
Oct 08, Last price  
61.50USD
1D
0.00%
1Q
-13.38%
Name

Mestek Inc

Chart & performance

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P/E
5.29
P/S
1.09
EPS
11.63
Div yield, %
—
Shrs. gr., 5y
-0.11%
Rev. gr., 5y
6.43%
Revenues
425m
+6.64%
394,103,000373,874,000366,513,000404,863,000372,295,000304,624,000299,347,000331,851,000345,464,000347,106,000310,992,000329,283,000350,675,000341,734,000310,922,000350,795,000414,336,000417,439,000398,169,000424,625,000
Net income
88m
+47.81%
6,726,000-30,405,000-43,165,00021,534,0007,452,0008,680,00012,478,00016,593,00017,370,00017,954,00016,025,00015,026,00018,525,00031,968,00044,983,00012,408,0008,968,00037,045,00059,389,00087,783,000
CFO
136m
+546.00%
11,248,00025,562,00015,639,000-13,180,0007,601,00022,761,00020,050,00036,915,00023,872,00017,183,00018,993,0006,407,00017,793,00043,361,00042,219,00011,533,000-38,277,00047,490,00021,103,000136,326,000
Dividend
Dec 21, 20123 USD/sh

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Profile

Established in 1898 and headquartered in Westfield, Massachusetts, Mestek, Inc. operates internationally as a manufacturer and supplier of a diverse range of industrial and architectural products. Its core business encompasses heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment, often marketed under recognized brands such as Lockformer and Engel, alongside a variety of metal forming and processing machinery, including roll forming, flexible fabrication, metal stamping products like uncoilers and dies, and coil metal solutions for cutting, slitting, and precision leveling. Beyond manufacturing, the company provides comprehensive aftermarket services, offering OEM replacement parts, on-site technical support, and training. Mestek also undertakes equipment rebuilding, electrical installations, and tube and pipe production and fabrication. Furthermore, the company specializes in custom architectural metalwork, crafting items such as metal-framed skylights, canopies, curtain walls, rain screens, structural glass, and ornamental metal products. Its architectural offerings extend to fixed and operable solar shading louver systems, grilles, vision screens, and penthouses.

Key people

R. Bruce Dewey
President, Chief Operating Officer · since 2001
Stephen Shea
Chief Financial Officer, Senior Vice President - Finance · since 1994
William Rafferty
Executive Vice President · since 2001
Senior Vice President - Corporate and Legal Affairs, Secretary · since 2003
William Coad
Director · since 1986
Winston Hindle
Director · since 1994
David Hunter
Director · since 1985
David Kelly
Director · since 1996
George King
Director · since 2002
Director · since 1986
Edward Trainor
Director · since 2002
IPO date
Mar 17, 1980
Employees
Domiciled in
US
Incorporated in
US

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