Bull
- Vontier has inherited a proven business system of disciplined capital allocation and continuous improvement from its former parent companies, Danaher and Fortive. u The spinoff from Fortive will allow Vontier to redeploy capital to its business, as its former parent invested less than 5% of its total M&A capital in Vontier.
- Vontier has built a large installed base that generates recurring revenue in the mid-20s.Bear
- Core revenue growth has been sluggish in recent years.
- In the long run, growth in electric vehicles threatens to disrupt Vontier ’ s retail fueling business.
- Vontier ’ s M&A-driven growth strategy creates acquisition risk and constrains growth in returns on invested capital.
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