What Snap-on's FY2026 10-K says: 8 signals
Snap-on filed its latest 10-K with the SEC on Feb 12, 2026. It discusses platform strategy, cash flow concern and divestiture.
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- Filed
- Feb 12, 2026
- Period
- FY2026
- Fiscal year end
- 01/03
- Filings
- 1
10-K · latest 8
What Snap-on's 10-K filings say
- SEC EDGAR
10-K · FY2026
Filed · Fiscal year ends 01/03 · 8 signals
Diagnostics & Information Systems revenue grew 8.2% to $1.11B, signaling a strategic focus.
The company's revenue from 'diagnostics, information and management systems' grew from $1.03B to $1.11B year-over-year, while other segments like Tools and Equipment were flat or declined.
$1.1B
2025 net sales for Diagnostics, information and management systems
8.2%
Year-over-year revenue growth for Diagnostics, information and management systems
diagnostic software solutionselectronic parts catalogsbusiness management systemspoint-of-sale systems
Snap-on reports $2.5M in restructuring costs as part of its '2025 footprint actions'.
The Commercial & Industrial Group is undergoing operational changes, including a $2.5M restructuring charge, the sale of a building, and the retirement of trademarks.
$2.5M
Restructuring costs as part of '2025 footprint actions'
Financial Services credit loss provisions increased 28% over two years to $75.9M.
The rising provisions for credit losses, up from $59.1M in 2023, suggest deteriorating credit quality in their customer financing portfolio.
$75.9M
2025 Provisions for credit losses
28.4%
Increase in credit loss provisions from 2023 to 2025
Snap-on incurred $2.5M in restructuring costs in its Commercial & Industrial Group during 2025.
The company is executing 'footprint actions' within its Commercial & Industrial Group, which includes a $2.5 million charge for restructuring.
$2.5M
Restructuring costs within the Commercial & Industrial Group as part of '2025 footprint actions'.
Snap-on is targeting 'critical industries' for growth in its Commercial & Industrial Group.
The company explicitly identifies aerospace, natural resources, government and military, power generation, transportation, and technical education as key target markets.
Company confirms ongoing technology expenses across all four major business segments.
Snap-on explicitly lists 'technology expenses' as a primary cost component for its Commercial & Industrial, Tools, Repair Systems & Information, and Financial Services groups.
technology
Repair Systems & Information Group recorded a $22.0M benefit from a 2025 legal settlement.
The resolution of this significant legal matter frees up management attention and financial resources previously tied up in litigation.
$22M
Benefit from 2025 legal settlement
Company incurred $11.4M in charges for restructuring and trademark retirement.
In 2025, Snap-on's Commercial & Industrial Group took an $8.9 million charge for retiring trademarks and incurred $2.5 million in restructuring costs as part of its 'footprint actions'.
$11.4M
Sum of restructuring costs ($2.5M) and trademark retirement charge ($8.9M)
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