Ingersoll Rand Income Statement 2025-2011 | IR

Brief overview of profit and loss at Ingersoll Rand

The figures are compared over a five-year interval. Revenue at Ingersoll Rand moved from $4 billion in 2020 to $7.7 billion in 2025. Across the full period, sales moved by +92.6%; the average annual rate was 14%. The trajectory reflects meaningful expansion of the business.

Gross profit was 1.4 billion dollars at the start and 3.3 billion dollars at the end of the period (+137.5%). Direct costs grew more slowly than revenue and improved the economics of sales. Gross profit as a share of revenue changed from 35.4% to 43.6%. A wider margin shows that the economics of the core business improved.

EBITDA changed from $472 million to $1.7 billion (+249.6%). EBITDA grew faster than revenue, indicating positive operating leverage. Comparing the endpoints gives EBITDA margins of 11.9% and 21.6%. A wider margin confirms stronger operating efficiency.

The final result was −33.3 million dollars initially and 581 million dollars in the final year. The trajectory reversed from a loss to positive earnings.

The five-year change in capitalization reached +146.5%: from $16 billion to $39.5 billion. The financial trend was stronger than the market valuation.

What the figures show

The five-year financial profile is predominantly positive. Key strengths include a stronger gross margin, positive operating leverage and revenue expansion. Investors should continue to monitor margins, costs, and earnings quality.