Smith & Wesson Valuation Multiples

Smith & Wesson Overview

About Smith & Wesson

Smith & Wesson Brands Inc is a U.S.-based leader in firearm manufacturing. It operates under one reportable segment: Firearms, which includes firearms distribution and manufacturing services. The company manufactures handguns, long guns, sporting rifles, shooting gear, and suppressor products. The firm's brand portfolio consists of Smith and Wesson, M&P, Thompson/Center Arms, Performance Center, and Gemtech; which are used for defense, law enforcement, hunting, and sporting purposes. The company operates internationally, with the majority of income generated by the U.S. market from its handgun products.

Founded

1852

HQ

Employees

1.4K

Website

smith-wesson.com

Sectors

Defense SystemsDefenseTechIndustry 4.0

Financials (LTM)

Revenue: $487M

EBITDA: $59M

EV

$632M

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Smith & Wesson Financials

Smith & Wesson reported last 12-month revenue of $487M and EBITDA of $59M.

In the same LTM period, Smith & Wesson generated $130M in gross profit, $59M in EBITDA, and $16M in net income.

Smith & Wesson P&L

In the most recent fiscal year, Smith & Wesson reported revenue of $475M and EBITDA of $62M.

Smith & Wesson expects next 12-month revenue of XXX and NTM EBITDA of XXX

Smith & Wesson Stock Performance

Smith & Wesson has current market cap of $535M, and enterprise value of $632M.

Smith & Wesson's stock price is $12.03.

Smith & Wesson Valuation Multiples

Smith & Wesson trades at 1.3x EV/Revenue multiple, and 10.7x EV/EBITDA.

Smith & Wesson Financial Valuation Multiples

As of March 7, 2026, Smith & Wesson has market cap of $535M and EV of $632M.

Equity research analysts estimate Smith & Wesson's 2025E EV/Revenue multiple at XXX and 2025E EV/EBITDA multiple at XXX

Smith & Wesson has a P/E ratio of 34.1x.

Smith & Wesson Margins & Growth Rates

Smith & Wesson's revenue in the last 12 month grew by 4%.

Smith & Wesson's revenue per employee in the last FY averaged $0.3M.

Smith & Wesson's rule of 40 is 16% (metric relevant for SaaS companies only, counted as combined revenue growth rate and EBITDA margin).

Smith & Wesson's rule of X is 21% (created by Bessemer, rule of X is another metric to measure SaaS companies, ~1.5x stronger vs. the traditional Rule of 40, counted as revenue growth rate multiplied by 2.5 plus EBITDA margin).

Smith & Wesson Public Comps

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Smith & Wesson M&A Activity

Smith & Wesson acquired XXX companies to date.

Last acquisition by Smith & Wesson was on XXXXXXXX, XXXXX. Smith & Wesson acquired XXXXXXXX for XXX (EV/Revenue multiple of XXX).

Smith & Wesson Investment Activity

Smith & Wesson invested in XXX companies to date.

Smith & Wesson made its latest investment on XXXXXXXX, XXXXX. Smith & Wesson invested in XXXXXXXX for XXX (EV/Revenue multiple of XXX).