Pool Corporation (POOL) Stock Analysis
$POOL · Industrials · Industrial - Distribution · NASDAQ
Pool (POOL), a Industrial - Distribution company, is listed on NASDAQ, has a market capitalization of about $6.27B and trades at 14.7x trailing earnings.
Price
$172.57
Market cap
$6.27B
P/E ratio
14.7x
Dividend yield
2.96%
About Pool Corporation
Pool Corporation, established in 1993 and based in Covington, Louisiana, serves as a leading wholesale distributor of swimming pool essentials, outdoor living accessories, and related recreational merchandise. Operating extensively across the United States and globally, the company supported its diverse clientele through 410 sales centers spanning North America, Europe, and Australia as of March 2022. Its comprehensive product portfolio encompasses a broad array of upkeep items like chemicals, general provisions, and pool accouterments; components for servicing and replacing critical pool machinery such as purification systems, heating units, circulation pumps, and lighting fixtures; and structural elements including complete fiberglass pools, luxury spas, and comprehensive pre-packaged pool kits designed for both subterranean and elevated installations, encompassing structural walls, li
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