The short version

From the latest prices and each company's SEC filings. Who's ahead on each measure, not which to buy.

  • Stanley Black & Decker is the larger company, worth $13.4B, about 1.5 times Toro.
  • Toro grew revenue faster over the last year (+8.3% vs +0.4%).
  • Toro keeps more of each dollar of revenue as operating profit (10.3% vs 5.6%).
  • On earnings, Toro is the cheaper stock (28.1x vs 35.3x).
  • Stanley Black & Decker's price assumes faster free cash flow growth: about 5% a year, against 2% for Toro (reverse DCF).

Side by side

The stronger figure is shaded where higher (or, for valuation multiples, lower) reads as better. How the implied growth works.

MeasureSWKTTC
Market cap$13.4B$9.2B
Share price$88.57$95.79
Revenue (last fiscal year)$15.1B$4.5B
Free cash flow (last fiscal year)$688M$578M
Revenue growth, last year+0.4%+8.3%
Revenue growth per year, last 5 fiscal years-0.2%+3.3%
Operating margin5.6%10.3%
Net margin4.1%7.6%
Return on equity6.9%27.2%
P/E (trailing)35.3x28.1x
Price / free cash flow19.4x15.8x
EV / EBITDA12.1x16.1x
FCF growth the price implies4.6%1.9%
Dividend yield3.9%1.6%
Debt / equity1.24x1.65x
Fundamental gradeCC
Superinvestors holding it24
Insider purchases, last 12 months40

Results from SEC filings

Revenue and free cash flow by fiscal year, from each company's 10-K filings.

Stanley Black & Decker

YearRevenueFree cash flowOp. margin
2021$15.3B$144M10.4%
2022$16.9B-$2.0B0.22%
2023$15.8B$853M-2.4%
2024$15.4B$753M1.6%
2025$15.1B$688M2.8%

Toro

YearRevenueFree cash flowOp. margin
2021$4.0B$452M13.1%
2022$4.5B$154M12.8%
2023$4.6B$157M9.5%
2024$4.6B$466M11.6%
2025$4.5B$578M9.1%

Where the revenue comes from

Stanley Black & Decker · by segments, 2025

Tools & Outdoor$13.2B87%
Engineered Fastening$2.0B13%

Toro · by segments, 2025

Professional$3.6B81%
Residential$858M19%
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Questions

Which is bigger, Stanley Black & Decker or Toro?

Stanley Black & Decker (SWK), at $13.4B against $9.2B.

Is SWK or TTC cheaper?

By trailing P/E, Toro (28.1x) is cheaper than Stanley Black & Decker (35.3x). A lower multiple can also mean the market expects less growth.

Which grows faster, SWK or TTC?

Toro: revenue grew +8.3% over the last year, against +0.4%.

Prices and ratios as of the last daily update; statements from SEC filings. Information only, not investment advice.