Caterpillar Inc. Caterpillar Inc.

Caterpillar Inc.

CAT

Clasificación en acciones #45
Caterpillar Inc., a global enterprise founded in 1925 and headquartered in... Caterpillar Inc., a global enterprise founded in 1925 and headquartered in Deerfield, Illinois (having previously operated as Caterpillar Tractor Co. until its rebranding in 1986), is a premier manufacturer and vendor of heavy construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas power units, and industrial gas turbines across the world. The company's extensive offerings are organized into several operational divisions: Construction Industries: This segment delivers a broad spectrum of machinery for construction projects, including asphalt pavers, versatile backhoe and skid steer loaders, various sizes of excavators (from compact to heavy-duty), compactors, road-building equipment like cold planers and motorgraders, pipelayers, site preparation tractors, telehandlers, and utility vehicles, alongside a range of wheel loaders and track-type equipment. Resource Industries: Dedicated to the mining sector, this division supplies powerful equipment such as electric rope and hydraulic shovels, draglines, rotary drills, specialized hard rock vehicles, and a diverse fleet of mining, off-highway, and articulated trucks. It also offers longwall miners, wheel dozers, fleet management systems, autonomous vehicle solutions, crucial machinery components, selected work tools, and comprehensive safety and performance solutions for mining operations. Energy & Transportation: This segment focuses on power generation and propulsion systems. It provides reciprocating engines, generator sets, integrated power solutions, industrial turbines and associated services, remanufactured engines and parts, centrifugal gas compressors, and diesel-electric locomotives with related components and services. These products serve critical sectors including marine, oil and gas, industrial applications, and electric power generation. Financial Products: This segment supports customers with a variety of financial services, such as operating and finance leases, installment sale agreements, working capital loans, and wholesale financing schemes. It also offers insurance and risk management products tailored for vehicles, power generation facilities, and marine vessels. All Other: This encompassing segment is responsible for manufacturing essential consumables and components like filters, fluids, undercarriage parts, and ground engaging tools.
Precio por acción
$726.84
Capitalización bursátil
$334.11B
Cambio (1 día)
0.27%
Cambio (1 año)
36.84%
País
US
Comercio Caterpillar Inc. (CAT)

Categoría

Industrials
Ratio P/E de Caterpillar Inc. (CAT)
Ratio P/E al October 2026 TTM: 32.09
Según los últimos informes financieros y el precio de las acciones de Caterpillar Inc., el P/E actual (TTM) de la empresa es 32.09. Al final de 2024, la empresa tenía un P/E de 16.36.
Historial del ratio P/E de Caterpillar Inc. desde 2000 hasta 2026
Relación P/E al final de cada año
Año Ratio P/E Cambiar
2026 (TTM) 32.09 6.54%
2025 30.12 84.10%
2024 16.36 12.00%
2023 14.61 -22.40%
2022 18.83 8.62%
2021 17.33 -47.53%
2020 33.03 142.69%
2019 13.61 11.34%
2018 12.23 -90.12%
2017 123.68 -115.29%
2016 -808.78 -5,130.23%
2015 16.08 -30.21%
2014 23.04 48.99%
2013 15.46 50.22%
2012 10.29 -13.19%
2011 11.86 -45.87%
2010 21.91 -44.08%
2009 39.17 410.94%
2008 7.67 -41.37%
2007 13.08 14.50%
2006 11.42 -16.82%
2005 13.73 11.73%
2004 12.29 -52.87%
2003 26.08 32.31%
2002 19.71 -11.57%
2001 22.29 43.18%
2000 15.57 0.00%
Relación P/E para empresas similares o competidores
Empresa P/E Ratio Diferencia del P/E Ratio País
36.05 12.35%
US
9.28 -71.07%
DE
- -
JP
48.17 50.11%
GB
- -
DE
¿Cómo leer un P/E ratio?

El ratio Precio/Beneficio (P/E Ratio) mide la relación entre el precio de las acciones de una empresa y sus beneficios por acción.
Un P/E bajo pero positivo indica una empresa con altos beneficios en relación a su valoración actual y que podría estar infravalorada. Una empresa con un P/E negativo alto (cerca de 0) indica fuertes pérdidas en comparación con su valoración.

Las empresas con un P/E superior a 30 o negativo suelen considerarse "acciones de crecimiento", lo que significa que los inversores esperan que crezca o se vuelva rentable en el futuro.

Las empresas con un P/E positivo inferior a 10 suelen considerarse "acciones de valor", lo que significa que ya son muy rentables y no se espera un fuerte crecimiento.