Roper net income +209% to $1.17B on Indicor fair-value gain; operating income +7%

Filed July 31, 2026 · Period ending June 30, 2026 · Compared to 10-Q Aug 1, 2025 · ~2 min read

Key Changes

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  Net income surged 209% to $1.2B (vs $378M prior year) driven by an $829M fair-value gain on the Indicor equity investment ahead of a planned $5B divestiture of Indicor's instrumentation businesses. Operating income rose 7% to $585M. The net-income increase came entirely from non-operating items (+$786M), not operations.

  MD&A: Indicor equity investment verify on EDGAR →
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  Roper expects to receive approximately $1.3B pre-tax ($1.1B after-tax) in cash proceeds when Indicor closes the sale of its instrumentation portfolio to AMETEK in H2 2026. The transaction also suspended Roper's quarterly payment obligations to Clayton Dubilier & Rice indefinitely.

  Notes: Indicor divestiture agreement verify on EDGAR →
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  The company repurchased $2.7B of stock in the first half of 2026 (7.9M shares at $346 average), funded by $2B in revolving credit borrowings. Total debt rose to $11.3B from $9.3B at year-end 2025; net debt/capital increased to 36.9% from 31.2%.

  MD&A: Share repurchase and debt verify on EDGAR →