Trimble Income Statement 2026-2007 | TRMB

Brief overview of revenue and earnings at Trimble

The comparison covers a five-year financial horizon. Revenue at Trimble moved from $3.7 billion in 2021 to $3.6 billion in 2026. Across the full period, sales moved by −2%; the average annual rate was −0.4%. The scale of the core business was largely unchanged.

Gross profit was $2 billion at the start and $2.5 billion at the end of the period (+21.8%). Revenue outpaced cost of revenue, allowing more sales to flow into gross profit. Gross profit as a share of revenue changed from 55.6% to 69.1%. The expansion indicates stronger pricing power or better control of direct costs.

EBITDA was 602 million dollars at the beginning and 792 million dollars at the end of the period (+31.5%). Additional revenue translated efficiently into EBITDA. At the operating-margin level, the figure shifted from 16.5% to 22.1%. Higher profitability strengthens the quality of operating growth.

The net result moved from $493 million to $424 million, or −13.9%. The final result developed less favorably than the core business.

The five-year change in capitalization reached −26.6%: from 21.9 billion dollars to 16.1 billion dollars. Lower capitalization reflects weaker investor expectations.

Overall conclusion

The financial trajectory is weak and requires a cautious interpretation. Key strengths include improving gross profitability and an improving EBITDA margin. Caution is warranted because of declining net profitability, weak sales momentum and lower investor confidence. The next reporting periods will show whether revenue, margins, and final profitability can strengthen.