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RBC Bearings vs Timken: revenue, profit, margins and growth compared

RBC Bearings brought in $1.9B of revenue in fiscal 2026, Timken $4.6B in fiscal 2025. Revenue changed by +14.3% at RBC Bearings and +0.2% at Timken on the year before, so RBC Bearings grew faster. RBC Bearings kept 15.4% of its revenue as net profit, Timken 6.3%. Free cash flow was $342.6M at RBC Bearings and $406.1M at Timken.

Side by side, latest fiscal year

RBCTKR
Fiscal year endedFY2026 (March 28, 2026)FY2025 (December 31, 2025)
Revenue$1.9B$4.6B
Revenue growth+14.3%+0.2%
Net income$287.6M$288.4M
Net margin15.4%6.3%
Free cash flow$342.6M$406.1M
Free cash flow margin18.3%8.9%
Earnings per share (diluted)$9.09$4.11
Cash$57.3M$364.4M
Debt$875.5M$1.9B
Price to earnings55.728.6
Market value$16B$8.1B
Dividend yieldn/a1.18%
Rank by revenue in sector#223 of 451 · Industrials#128 of 451 · Industrials

Over the years

Revenue
RBC FY2021: $609MRBC FY2022: $609MRBC FY2022: $942.9MRBC FY2022: $942.9MRBC FY2023: $1.5BRBC FY2024: $1.6BRBC FY2025: $1.6BRBC FY2026: $1.9BTKR FY2018: $3.6BTKR FY2019: $3.8BTKR FY2020: $3.5BTKR FY2021: $4.1BTKR FY2022: $4.5BTKR FY2023: $4.8BTKR FY2024: $4.6BTKR FY2025: $4.6BFY18FY19FY20FY21FY22FY23FY24FY25FY26
RBC $1.9BTKR $4.6B
Net income
RBC FY2021: $90.1MRBC FY2022: $54.7MRBC FY2023: $166.7MRBC FY2024: $209.9MRBC FY2025: $246.2MRBC FY2026: $287.6MTKR FY2018: $302.8MTKR FY2019: $362.1MTKR FY2020: $284.5MTKR FY2021: $369.1MTKR FY2022: $407.4MTKR FY2023: $394.1MTKR FY2024: $352.7MTKR FY2025: $288.4MFY18FY19FY20FY21FY22FY23FY24FY25FY26
RBC $287.6MTKR $288.4M
Net margin
RBC FY2021: 14.8%RBC FY2022: 5.8%RBC FY2023: 11.3%RBC FY2024: 13.5%RBC FY2025: 15.0%RBC FY2026: 15.4%TKR FY2018: 8.5%TKR FY2019: 9.6%TKR FY2020: 8.1%TKR FY2021: 8.9%TKR FY2022: 9.1%TKR FY2023: 8.3%TKR FY2024: 7.7%TKR FY2025: 6.3%FY18FY19FY20FY21FY22FY23FY24FY25FY26
RBC 15.4%TKR 6.3%
Revenue growth
RBC FY2022: -0.0%RBC FY2022: +54.8%RBC FY2022: 0.0%RBC FY2023: +55.8%RBC FY2024: +6.2%RBC FY2025: +4.9%RBC FY2026: +14.3%TKR FY2019: +5.8%TKR FY2020: -7.3%TKR FY2021: +17.6%TKR FY2022: +8.8%TKR FY2023: +6.1%TKR FY2024: -4.1%TKR FY2025: +0.2%FY19FY20FY21FY22FY23FY24FY25FY26
RBC +14.3%TKR +0.2%
Free cash flow
RBC FY2021: $140.6MRBC FY2022: $150.5MRBC FY2023: $178.6MRBC FY2024: $241.5MRBC FY2025: $243.8MRBC FY2026: $342.6MTKR FY2018: $219.9MTKR FY2019: $409.5MTKR FY2020: $456MTKR FY2021: $239MTKR FY2022: $285.4MTKR FY2023: $357.4MTKR FY2024: $305.7MTKR FY2025: $406.1MFY18FY19FY20FY21FY22FY23FY24FY25FY26
RBC $342.6MTKR $406.1M

Fiscal years as each company reports them; the two may end in different months.

Questions about RBC Bearings and Timken

Which is bigger by revenue, RBC Bearings or Timken?

Timken is bigger by revenue: $4.6B in fiscal 2025, against $1.9B for RBC Bearings in fiscal 2026.

Which keeps more of its revenue as profit, RBC Bearings or Timken?

RBC Bearings had a net margin of 15.4% in fiscal 2026; Timken had 6.3% in fiscal 2025.

Which grew revenue faster, RBC Bearings or Timken?

In their latest fiscal years revenue changed by +14.3% at RBC Bearings and +0.2% at Timken.

Where do these numbers come from?

From the annual reports each company files with the SEC (10-K, or 20-F and 40-F for foreign companies), read from their XBRL data. Margins and growth are simple arithmetic on those figures. Nothing here is a recommendation.

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