Ducommun Incorporated
Financials
Valuation Metrics
Ducommun Incorporated's Market Cap is $2.42B. At end of 2025 it was $1.42B. Ranked #1819 of 3,116 in US market (top 58%), #1164 of 1,644 on NYSE (top 71%), #164 of 239 in Capital Goods (top 69%) by Market Cap.
Investment Metrics(as of 2026-10-30)
| Metric | Value | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Size | ||
| Market Cap | $2.42B | US#1,819/3,116 Sec#164/239 |
| Revenue | $863M | US#1,935/3,116 Sec#187/239 |
| Net Income | $-25M | US—/3,116 Sec—/239 |
| Total Assets | $1.22B | US#2,372/3,116 Sec#199/239 |
| Net Assets | $690M | US#2,012/3,116 Sec#173/239 |
| Employees | 2,130 | US#1,635/3,116 Sec#179/239 |
| Value | ||
| P/B | 3.50x | US#1,957/3,116 Sec#124/239 |
| P/S | 2.80x | US#1,662/3,116 Sec#151/239 |
| EV/EBITDA | 461.90x | US#2,493/3,116 Sec#210/239 |
| FCF Yield | -1.01% | US—/3,116 Sec—/239 |
| Profitability | ||
| ROE | -3.59% | US#2,227/3,116 Sec#196/239 |
| ROA | -2.03% | US#2,374/3,116 Sec#203/239 |
| Op. Margin | 10.36% | US#1,542/3,116 Sec#112/239 |
| Revenue Growth | 8.57% | US#1,387/3,116 Sec#128/239 |
| Earnings Growth | -162.05% | US#1,906/3,116 Sec#184/239 |
| Financial Health | ||
| Debt Ratio | 77.36% | US#862/3,116 Sec#59/239 |
| Total Debt | $336M | US#2,053/3,116 Sec#178/239 |
| FCF | $-24M | US#2,441/3,116 Sec#206/239 |
| Cash | $40M | US#2,665/3,116 Sec#212/239 |
| Current Ratio | 3.36x | US#675/3,116 Sec#35/239 |
| Net Debt/EBITDA | 50.40x | US#2,516/3,116 Sec#211/239 |
| Performance | ||
| 1Y Return | 74.28% | US#247/3,116 Sec#3/239 |
| 1M Return | -6.59% | US#2,080/3,116 Sec#146/239 |
| From 52W High | -23.84% | US#1,547/3,116 Sec#87/239 |
| 1Y MDD | -24.02% | US#904/3,116 Sec#44/239 |
| Trading | ||
| Volume | 139,389 shares | US#2,875/3,116 Sec#223/239 |
| Trading Value | $23M | US#1,920/3,116 Sec#174/239 |
| Per Share | ||
| EPS | $-1.64 | US—/3,116 Sec—/239 |
| BPS | $45.77 | US#500/3,116 Sec#61/239 |
Company Info
Ducommun Incorporated, an established company founded in 1849 and based in Santa Ana, California, specializes in delivering advanced engineering and manufacturing solutions. Primarily, it caters to critical sectors within the United States, such as the aerospace and defense, industrial, and medical fields. The company's operations are divided into two principal segments: Electronic Systems and Structural Systems. The Electronic Systems division produces a wide array of sophisticated components. These offerings encompass various connectivity and wiring solutions like cable assemblies, wire harnesses, and interconnect systems, as well as printed circuit board assemblies and more complex electronic, electromechanical, and mechanical sub-assemblies. This segment also provides lightning diversion systems, radar housings, aircraft electronics racks, shipboard communication and control enclosures, surge suppressors, and conformal shields. Additionally, it develops precision-engineered products such as illuminated pushbutton switches and control panels for aviation and testing, high-frequency microwave and millimeter switches/filters for radio frequency systems, and motors and resolvers for motion control applications. A significant aspect of this division is its contribution of engineering expertise to aerospace system design, development, integration, and testing. The Structural Systems division focuses on designing, engineering, and fabricating intricate structural elements. Its product range includes meticulously contoured aerospace components crafted from aluminum, titanium, and Inconel alloys. This segment also creates complete structural assemblies, such as winglets, engine components, and fuselage panels. Furthermore, it is responsible for advanced metal and composite bonded structures and assemblies, examples of which include aircraft wing spoilers, large fuselage skins, rotor blades for rotary-wing aircraft, flight control surfaces, engine parts, ammunition handling systems, and magnetic seals. Ducommun's extensive portfolio of products and services supports a diverse range of applications, spanning commercial and military aviation (both fixed-wing and rotary-wing platforms), space exploration programs, and various industrial and medical end-use markets.