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Dublin power management technology (NYSE: ETN) at record $24.9B FY2024 revenue (+7%); Electrical Americas data center switchgear/UPS demand surge, record orders and backlog, competing with Schneider Electric and ABB.
Eaton Corporation plc is a Dublin, Ireland-incorporated power management technology company — publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: ETN) as an S&P 500 Industrials component — providing electrical components, systems, and services for safe, efficient, and reliable electrical power, as well as hydraulic and aerospace power management products through approximately 100,000 employees in 160+ countries. In fiscal year 2024, Eaton reported record revenues of $24.9 billion (+7% year-over-year), with exceptional performance from the Electrical Americas segment (circuit breakers, switchgear, power distribution units, UPS systems, and EV charging equipment) driven by hyperscale data center construction, utility grid modernization, and US industrial reshoring. Eaton achieved record segment margins with strong orders and backlog growth across its electrical and aerospace segments, with the company guiding continued above-average growth in 2025 as data center power infrastructure spending accelerates. CEO Craig Arnold has led Eaton since 2016, executing the strategy of concentrating Eaton's portfolio on high-growth electrical and aerospace markets — divesting the Hydraulics segment in 2021 (sold to Danfoss for $3.3 billion) and the Vehicle segment businesses to concentrate on data center power, grid infrastructure, and aerospace power systems. The Electrical Americas segment's backlog grew to record levels as hyperscaler capital expenditure commitments for AI data center infrastructure created multi-year demand visibility for electrical switchgear, power distribution, and UPS equipment.
Charlotte NC largest US steel producer (NYSE: NUE) ~$30B 2024 revenue; EAF mini-mills (lower carbon, flexible), $10B+ capacity expansion since 2018, 200+ consecutive quarters dividend competing with Cleveland-Cliffs and Steel Dynamics.
Nucor Corporation is a Charlotte, North Carolina-based steel and steel products manufacturer — publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: NUE) as an S&P 500 Materials component — operating as the largest steel producer in the United States and the most profitable steelmaker in North America, using electric arc furnace (EAF) technology to produce flat-rolled steel, long steel products, structural steel, and steel products at approximately 25 steel mills and 40+ downstream fabrication facilities, through approximately 32,000 employees. Nucor's EAF-based steelmaking model (melting recycled steel scrap rather than processing iron ore in a blast furnace) produces a lower-carbon-intensity ton of steel at lower operating cost and with significantly more production flexibility than integrated blast furnace producers — making Nucor the cost benchmark against which competing steel technologies are measured. In 2024, Nucor navigated a steel price correction after the 2021-2022 post-pandemic construction and infrastructure demand surge — revenue declined from approximately $36-37 billion at the 2022 peak to approximately $30 billion in 2024 as flat-rolled steel prices normalized. Nucor has invested more than $10 billion in capacity expansion since 2018 — including new sheet mills in Gallatin, Kentucky; Lexington, North Carolina; Nucor Steel West Virginia; and Nucor Steel Brandenburg — dramatically increasing its flat-rolled sheet production capacity to serve automotive, construction, and advanced manufacturing customers. CEO Leon Topalian has led Nucor's strategy of organic capacity expansion, new product development, and shareholder-friendly capital allocation (dividends paid for 200+ consecutive quarters).
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