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Caterpillar (CAT)USD

$559.40
Delayed

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Key Statistics

Market Cap$255.63B
P/E Ratio (TTM)21.92
EPS (TTM)$25.48
Dividend Yield2.02%
Beta (1Y)1.68
Volume4.79M
52-Week Range$537.08 – $1,073.46
Data provided by Twelve Data · Price by Databento

About Caterpillar Inc.

Caterpillar makes construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas engines, industrial gas turbines, and diesel-electric locomotives. Its business runs across three segments: construction industries, resource industries, and power and energy, with financing offered through Cat Financial. Joseph Creed serves as chief executive. The company says it is the world's leading maker of construction and mining equipment. Its equipment is used on job sites and in mines around the world, and Caterpillar reported 67.6 billion dollars in sales and revenues for 2025.

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