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Motors & Generators

The 6 US-listed Motors & Generators companies we cover, ranked by market cap. Updated

Companies
6
Combined market cap
$31.9B
Combined revenue (TTM)
$7.0B
Today
+1.27%
1Y
+0.23%
YTD
-8.19%
Avg yield
6.14%

The largest Motors & Generators companies by market cap: Innio N.V., Generac, Franklin Electric Co Inc, American Superconductor Corp /De/, 374Water Inc.. Together, the 6 companies we cover report $7.0B in combined trailing-twelve-month revenue — the sum of covered companies' reported revenue, not an industry market-size estimate.

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Tile size is market cap; color is the latest daily change.

Companies

1–6 of 6
INIOInnio N.V.20.30+1.15%$15.2B
GNRCGenerac182.94+1.19%$10.8B
FELEFranklin Electric Co Inc99.23+1.67%$4.4B
AMSCAmerican Superconductor Corp /De/29.00+1.84%$1.4B
SCWO374Water Inc.3.23+2.22%$57M
RAYAErayak Power Solution Group Inc.2.23-1.76%

Frequently asked questions

How many Motors & Generators companies are there?

We cover 6 US-listed Motors & Generators companies as of 2026-09-18, refreshed every trading day.

Who are the largest Motors & Generators companies?

By market cap, the largest Motors & Generators companies we cover are Innio N.V. (INIO), Generac (GNRC), Franklin Electric Co Inc (FELE).

What is the combined market cap of the Motors & Generators industry?

The 6 US-listed Motors & Generators companies we cover have a combined market capitalization of $31.9 billion as of 2026-09-18.

What is the total revenue of the Motors & Generators industry?

The combined trailing-twelve-month revenue of the US-listed Motors & Generators companies we cover is $7.0 billion. This is the sum of covered companies' reported revenue — not an industry market-size estimate.

What is the average dividend yield of Motors & Generators companies?

The cap-weighted average dividend yield of the Motors & Generators stocks we cover is 6.14%.

Industry classification from SEC EDGAR (SIC) · Databento EQUS.MINI (prices) · combined figures are sums/averages of the US-listed companies we cover. Informational only — not financial advice.