Teledyne Technologies Inc (TDY)
Electronics • Information Technology
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Price to Earnings32.65x
Revenue Growth (1Y)7.87%
Debt to Equity0.19x
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Teledyne Technologies Inc is slightly overvalued
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August 12, 2026Teledyne FLIR Defense Delivers 3,000th Ranger® Series Radar

August 10, 2026Teledyne to Acquire Varex Imaging Corporation

August 07, 2026Teledyne Showcases End-to-End Defense and Space Solutions at the 2026 Space & Missile Defense Symposium

August 06, 2026Teledyne Redefines the Aircraft Data Ecosystem with GroundLink® Edge Computing Platform Certified on Boeing 737

August 05, 2026Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection Sets a New Design Standard in Scalable Controllers with the MCX32-TP

July 29, 2026Teledyne FLIR Defense Receives Significant Order to Support AV’s Titan MS Counter-UAS Solution for JIATF-401

July 24, 202610-Q Quarterly Report for 2026 Q2

July 23, 2026Teledyne Announces Strategic Five-Year Partnership with Royal National Lifeboat Institution, the UK’s Largest Lifeboat Service

July 22, 2026Teledyne Technologies Reports Second Quarter Results

July 20, 2026Teledyne FLIR Defense Announces Winners of 31st Annual Teledyne FLIR Vision Awards for Airborne Law Enforcement at APSCON Conference

July 14, 2026Teledyne Announces Second Quarter 2026 Earnings Webcast Details

July 06, 2026Teledyne Introduces Emerald 67M-Based Space Camera Enabled by SDL Licensing Agreement

July 02, 2026Teledyne Promotes Michelle Hildyard to General Manager of Teledyne Raymarine and Teledyne FLIR Marine

July 01, 2026Teledyne e2v Strengthens Space-Grade ADC Offering with Radiation Robustness Results

July 01, 2026Teledyne FLIR Defense Partners With STORM to Extend Black Recon Missions Across More Vehicle Platforms

June 30, 2026Teledyne FLIR OEM Launches Prism Ground ISR Software for Tactical Perception and Military Target Classification

June 25, 2026Teledyne MEMS Selected to Support Two FABrIC Challenge Award Recipients

June 24, 2026Teledyne MEMS Expands Edmonton Operations with Support from Government of Alberta

June 24, 2026Teledyne FLIR Defense Awarded $28.8 Million Contract by U.S. Customs and Border Protection for Mobile Surveillance Systems

June 16, 2026Teledyne to Participate at the TD Cowen U.S. Corporate Access Day Conference

June 16, 2026Teledyne FLIR Defense Unveils Three Vehicle Vision Systems for Enhanced Battlefield Awareness

June 09, 2026Teledyne to Demonstrate Integrated RF, Microwave and Sensing Capabilities at International Microwave Symposium 2026

June 08, 2026Teledyne FLIR OEM Launches Boson SX8, the First NDAA-Compliant 8 µm SXGA LWIR Thermal Camera Module

June 04, 2026Teledyne FLIR Defense Awarded $11.2 Million U.S. Army Contract for Advanced CBRN Sensor Drone Kits

June 03, 2026Teledyne HiRel Semiconductors Unveils Space-Screened, Ultra-Low Power 4 GHz Wideband Low Noise Amplifier

June 01, 2026Teledyne Gas and Flame Detection Helps Maritime Operators Address New IMO Safety Recommendations

May 28, 2026FLIR Marine Introduces Ocean Scout Pro II Thermal Monocular for Marine Law Enforcement and First Responders

May 20, 2026Teledyne FLIR Defense Announces New ‘Block 2’ Upgrades to Rogue 1 Lethal Unmanned Aerial System

April 30, 2026Teledyne Unifies ChartWorld and Raymarine Commercial Under a Single Global Commercial Navigation Brand

April 28, 2026Teledyne FLIR OEM Launches Prism Counter-UAS Software to Extend Drone Threat Detection Range and Speed Response

April 28, 2026Teledyne FLIR Defense Grows Third-Party Payload Integration Program, Adds Emesent Hovermap LiDAR for Unmanned Air, Ground, and Detection Platforms

April 24, 202610-Q Quarterly Report for 2026 Q1

February 20, 202610-K Annual Report for 2025 FY

January 21, 2026This Electronics Maker Is One of the S&P 500’s Top Stocks Today. It Crushed Earnings.

January 21, 2026Stocks Rebound On Trump's Remarks, Natural Gas Rockets: What's Moving Markets Wednesday?

January 21, 2026Teledyne Issues Solid 2026 Outlook Thanks To Aerospace Unit

January 15, 2026Billionaire Rams owner Stan Kroenke becomes America's biggest private landowner

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October 24, 202510-Q Quarterly Report for 2025 Q3

October 23, 2025These Analysts Revise Their Forecasts On Teledyne Technologies After Q3 Earnings

October 22, 2025Tech Stocks Drop, Netflix Sinks 10% On Worst Day Since 2022: What's Moving Markets Wednesday?

October 22, 2025Teledyne Technologies' Aerospace And Defense Segment Soars 38%, Boosts Full-Year Outlook

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July 28, 202510-Q Quarterly Report for 2025 Q2

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April 28, 202510-Q Quarterly Report for 2025 Q1

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April 09, 2025Teledyne Secures $74.2M US Army Contract To Enhance Sensor Tech

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A. Company Overview
Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, a Delaware corporation, specializes in providing advanced enabling technologies designed to meet the demands of industrial growth markets characterized by a need for high reliability and sophisticated technological solutions. The company operates across a diverse array of sectors, including aerospace and defense, factory automation, environmental monitoring (air and water quality), electronics design, oceanographic research, deepwater oil and gas exploration, medical imaging, and pharmaceutical research. Establishing itself as a leader in these sectors, Teledyne develops a wide range of products that encompass digital imaging sensors, cameras across various spectra (visible, infrared, and X-ray), instrumentation for environmental monitoring and control, interconnect solutions for challenging environments, and advanced electronic test and measurement equipment.
Since its establishment as an independent public company in November 1999, Teledyne has focused on fostering innovation through applied research centers, enhancing its product development capabilities, and investing in the ongoing evolution of new and improved technologies. Such efforts help to maintain its leadership role in the dynamic markets in which it operates.
B. Recent Developments
In alignment with its strategic objectives, Teledyne has made significant acquisitions in recent years, completing two acquisitions in both 2022 and 2023. These acquisitions primarily enhance the capabilities within the Digital Imaging and Instrumentation segments, with financial results from these acquisitions integrated into the company’s fiscal reports since their respective acquisition dates.
C. Business Segments
Teledyne organizes its operations into four key business segments: Digital Imaging, Instrumentation, Aerospace and Defense Electronics, and Engineered Systems.
Digital Imaging Segment
The Digital Imaging segment comprises high-performance sensors, cameras, and systems designed to operate across various wavelengths, including visible light, infrared, ultraviolet, and X-ray. Applications of these products extend into industrial, scientific, governmental, and medical fields. This segment also includes the production of micro electromechanical systems (MEMS) and high-reliability semiconductor components.
Noteworthy offerings within the Digital Imaging segment include:
- Visible Spectrum Sensors and Cameras: These are utilized in industrial machine vision, facilitating automated quality control and in various medical and scientific research environments.
- Infrared Products: A variety of cooled and uncooled thermal cameras and sensors are available, applicable in sectors such as space-based imaging, laboratory research, and maritime monitoring.
- X-ray Systems: Teledyne develops advanced X-ray sensors and high-power microwave subsystems for a range of medical, dental, and industrial applications.
- Research and Engineering Capabilities: Support provided to military and industrial clients in electronics, materials science, optical systems, and information technology.
For defense purposes, the segment design and manufacture multi-spectrum imaging systems along with various reconnaissance tools such as lasers and radars, addressing needs for military protection, border control, and public safety.
Instrumentation Segment
The Instrumentation segment is dedicated to monitoring and control instruments covering a wide scope of applications:
- Marine Instrumentation: Products include instruments for underwater environmental analysis, navigation systems, and acoustic imaging solutions. Additionally, the segment manufactures vehicles designed for underwater data collection, alongside end-to-end interconnect solutions for various marine industries.
- Environmental Instrumentation: The segment's products absorbably monitor air and water quality, covering parameters such as gas emissions and waterborne pathogens. Instrumentation also enhances laboratory research through automated systems that prepare and measure samples for environmental and quality assurances.
- Test and Measurement Instrumentation: This product line serves industries by providing high-performance oscilloscopes and protocol analyzers critical for the development and testing of complex electronic systems across sectors such as aerospace, telecommunications, and consumer electronics.
Aerospace and Defense Electronics Segment
The Aerospace and Defense Electronics segment comprises advanced electronic components and systems for a variety of applications that prioritize high reliability, including commercial and military aviation, radar, and satellite communications. Notable products include avionics systems and ground equipment designed to optimize data management for both civil and military aircraft.
Engineered Systems Segment
Focused on delivering complex engineering solutions, the Engineered Systems segment offers systems engineering, advanced technology development, and manufacturing for defense and environmental applications. This segment specifically supports key government clients such as NASA and the U.S. Department of Defense, designing specialized electronics for rigorous military use and electrochemical energy systems for diverse operational needs.
D. Customers
Teledyne serves a broad range of customers across various market sectors, with no single commercial customer accounting for over 10% of its net sales in recent years. The company's international sales have shown substantial growth, generating significant revenue from a diverse set of global clients. As of 2023, approximately 90% of net international sales came from 30 countries, with the United Kingdom, China, Japan, Germany, and Norway being notable markets.
The U.S. Government constitutes a major customer segment, with the U.S. Department of Defense being the principal client, accounting for a substantial share of the company's revenue from government contracts.
E. Raw Materials and Suppliers
Teledyne relies on a diverse range of raw materials for its operations, sourcing from a mix of domestic and international suppliers. While there have been challenges surrounding supply chain management and increased lead times, the company has maintained robust relationships with suppliers, ensuring stability in its acquisition of necessary materials. Notably, Teledyne utilizes both in-house manufacturing capabilities and third-party partnerships to produce its offerings.
F. Marketing
Teledyne employs a multifaceted strategy for its marketing and sales tailored to the specific characteristics of each segment and product. By fostering close relationships with clients and focusing on understanding their specific needs, the company aims to secure long-term partnerships while enhancing its presence in competitive markets. A combination of an internal sales force and third-party distributors facilitates the promotion and sale of Teledyne's technologically advanced products.
G. Competition
Operating across such a diverse landscape, Teledyne faces competition from a wide variety of entities, each vying for market share in specific niches. Competitors may not directly overlap with all of Teledyne's markets, but they offer alternative solutions in various capacities. Key competitive factors include product quality, reliability, technical expertise, pricing, and customer support.
H. Intellectual Property
Teledyne possesses a collection of intellectual property rights, including patents, trademarks, and trade secrets, although no individual patent or trademark is deemed essential to the overall business framework. The company focuses on both licensing its technology as well as negotiating licenses for technologies developed by third parties as necessary.
I. Environment and Other Government Regulations
Environmental compliance is a significant focus for Teledyne, and while no immediate substantial capital expenditures for environmental alignment are anticipated, the company continues to monitor and adapt to regulations impacting its operations. Sustainability initiatives play a crucial role, with products engineered to support climate research and environmental monitoring.
J. Human Capital
At the conclusion of 2023, Teledyne employed approximately 14,900 individuals across 36 countries. The company prioritizes the development and retention of its workforce through various initiatives, including leadership development and employee wellness programs, ensuring a stable and skilled employee base equipped to drive the organization's success.
Teledyne Technologies, with its broad sector engagement, innovative product development, and focus on customer success, continues to position itself as a leader in technological solutions essential to modern industrial needs.
Stock Infos
SectorInformation Technology
IndustryElectronics
CEOEdwin Roks
Dividends

Aerospace & Aviation
Teledyne provides advanced electronic components and systems for applications in commercial and military aviation, including avionics systems and ground equipment that enhance data management for aircraft.

Defense Industry
The company designs and manufactures multi-spectrum imaging systems and reconnaissance tools for defense purposes, addressing needs for military protection and border control.

Medical Technology
Teledyne develops products such as X-ray systems and medical imaging sensors that are used in various medical applications, contributing to healthcare technology advancements.

Semiconductors
Teledyne offers high-reliability semiconductor components within its Digital Imaging segment, playing a critical role in advanced technological solutions.

Optical Technology
The company's digital imaging products, including cameras and sensors operating across various wavelengths, demonstrate a significant focus on optical technologies.

Pharmaceutical Companies
Teledyne supports pharmaceutical research through advanced imaging systems and instrumentation that aid in the development and testing of drug processes.

Oil & Gas Production
The company engages in deepwater oil and gas exploration, providing the necessary advanced technologies and instrumentation for complex operating environments.

Intangible Assets
The company holds a portfolio of strong patents and proprietary technologies that provide it with a competitive edge. These intangible assets protect Teledyne's innovations and create barriers for competitors who may seek to replicate their advanced products and services.