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Crane NXT at Oppenheimer conference: growth plan gains traction

Crane NXT at Oppenheimer conference: growth plan gains traction

Tuesday, 11 August 2026 — Crane NXT, a global technology leader in industrial authentication and traceability, made a strong case for its growth prospects during the Oppenheimer 29th Annual Technology, Internet & Communications Conference. CEO Aaron Saak outlined the company's portfolio, which integrates its recently acquired businesses and is poised for a major U.S. currency refresh, expected to drive growth between 2026 and 2030.

The company's diverse business mix, anchored by security, traceability, and regulated end markets, is driving recurring revenue and margin expansion. Crane NXT's market capitalization currently stands at approximately $2.96 billion, with its stock trading at $51.54, positioning it among the most undervalued stocks on the market.

Management highlighted a balanced growth and profitability profile, with an EV/EBITDA multiple of 9.84x. The company's portfolio comprises four market-leading businesses: Crane Currency, Crane Authentication, Antares Vision, and CPI. The portfolio has expanded from a total addressable market of $7 billion to $13 billion since the company's inception.

Management expects a strong finish to the year, with continued focus on organic growth, revenue expansion, and balance-sheet discipline.

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