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Eaton (ETN) Market Cap

Track the latest market capitalisation and see how the company's value has changed over time.

Track the latest market capitalisation and see how the company's value has changed over time.

Eaton's market cap September 2026

As of 07 September 2026, Eaton's market cap was $159.42B

This places Eaton among the largest companies by market capitalisation.

Market cap (market capitalisation) is the total value of a company's shares on the stock market – calculated by multiplying the number of outstanding shares by its current share price.

Fiscal year-end ETN market cap

The table below shows Eaton's fiscal year-end market capitalisation, providing a reference point for its valuation aligned with its financial reporting periods. This helps illustrate how the company's market value has evolved across different years of operation.

Date

Eaton market cap (USD)

Change (%)

2024

$131.16B

+36.39%

2023

$96.16B

+54.05%

2022

$62.42B

-9.39%

2021

$68.89B

N/A

Market capitalisation of similar companies

The table below shows other leading companies in the same sector include Ingersoll Rand, Caterpillar, Deere, and PACCAR.

Name Market Capitalization
Ingersoll Rand $30.14B
Caterpillar $379.60B
Deere $187.47B
PACCAR $65.42B

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Share prices are indicative and may differ from live market prices.

FAQ

What is Eaton's current market cap?

As of 07 September 2026, Eaton's market capitalisation is approximately $159.42B. However, it's important to note that market cap values fluctuate daily based on share price movements.

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