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EMERSON ELECTRIC CO 8-K Report, Financial Results (Nov 20, 2025)

Filed November 20, 2025For Securities:EMR

Summary

Emerson Electric Co. (EMR) has announced a significant organizational restructuring, effective fiscal year 2026, by revising its management organization and updating its reportable business segments. This strategic move aims to better reflect the company's transformation and provide clearer insights into its operational performance. The company is consolidating its previously reported segments into five new ones: Control Systems & Software, Test & Measurement, Sensors, Final Control, and Safety & Productivity. Notably, Control Systems & Software and Test & Measurement will be reported as the "Software & Systems" group, while Sensors and Final Control will be combined into the "Intelligent Devices" group. This re-segmentation is accompanied by the release of supplemental unaudited historical results to aid investor understanding of how future performance will be presented. Investors should note that this information is supplemental and not a restatement of prior financial statements.

Key Highlights

  • 1Emerson Electric Co. is reorganizing into five new reportable business segments effective fiscal year 2026, following a company transformation.
  • 2The new segments are Control Systems & Software, Test & Measurement, Sensors, Final Control, and Safety & Productivity.
  • 3Control Systems & Software and Test & Measurement segments will be reported collectively as the "Software & Systems" group.
  • 4Sensors and Final Control segments will be combined and reported as the "Intelligent Devices" group.
  • 5Programmable automation controllers (formerly Discrete Automation) are now included in the Control Systems & Software segment.
  • 6The fluid & motion control business (formerly Discrete Automation) is now part of the Final Control segment.
  • 7Supplemental unaudited historical segment data for fiscal years 2021-2025 is provided to facilitate understanding of the new reporting structure.

Frequently Asked Questions

The main reason for this announcement is Emerson Electric Co.'s decision to revise its management organization and update its reportable business segments, effective fiscal year 2026. This change follows the completion of the company's transformation and is designed to provide a clearer view of its operational performance under a new structure.

Beginning in fiscal year 2026, Emerson will report results for five segments: Control Systems & Software, Test & Measurement, Sensors, Final Control, and Safety & Productivity. Two of these will be reported as combined groups: 'Software & Systems' (Control Systems & Software and Test & Measurement) and 'Intelligent Devices' (Sensors and Final Control).

Programmable automation controllers and the fluid & motion control business, both previously part of the Discrete Automation segment, have been integrated. Programmable automation controllers are now in the Control Systems & Software segment, while the fluid & motion control business is now part of the Final Control segment. Additionally, electrical equipment and materials businesses from the former Discrete Automation segment have been added to Safety & Productivity.

No, the supplemental unaudited historical results provided are not a restatement of previously issued financial statements. They are supplementary and presented to help investors understand how the company's segment results will be reported under the new structure starting in fiscal year 2026. This information should be read in conjunction with the company's most recent Annual Report on Form 10-K.