Best Manufacturing Stocks to Invest In

December 6, 2018 (Investorideas.com Newswire) Are you ready to add more variety to your investment portfolio to help reduce risk? Have you thought about investing in manufacturing companies, especially since manufacturing is making a comeback and high-quality technology and equipment, like these Douglas Machine shrink wrap machines, are making waves? That's great! But now it's time to figure out which companies, in particular, are most worth investing in to ensure the biggest returns. Check out our list below to get started.

Honeywell

Honeywell's market value is over $100 billion. In addition to producing humidifiers and thermostats for homeowners, this brand also produces equipment that is used by car manufacturers, utility providers, healthcare providers, and airlines to name a few sectors that it is involved in. Plus, because it is such a big company, there is less risk of volatility causing losses for investors. With more growth expected in the future, it is smart to buy stock in this company now and wait for the value of your investment to increase over time.

Caterpillar

Caterpillar is focused on the mining and construction industries, so it produces equipment that businesses within those sectors can use. In addition to equipment for mining and construction, however, Caterpillar is also involved in manufacturing industrial gas turbines and engines. Its earnings have been strong, and growth is expected to continue, so this is just another brand that is worth considering for your investment portfolio if you want to purchase stocks.

Emerson Electric

With a market value of around $45 billion in 2018, Emerson Electric is another great choice when it comes to manufacturing stocks that are worth investing in. This brand is known for its ceiling fans and thermostats for consumers, but it also produces fabrication solutions that are used by car manufacturers, and it supplies power-generation businesses with equipment as well. Even water treatment plants purchase its offerings. All of those are niches that are expected to grow alongside the overall growth of the industrial sector, so investing in a company like Emerson Electric can help you take advantage of all of that growth and make money along the way.

Xylem

Have you heard of Xylem yet? If you haven't, you probably will. This is a manufacturing company that is making waves by producing wastewater management and water treatment equipment. This is important because a lot of water is wasted these days as a result of poor infrastructure, such as pipes that leak or water mains that break. Clean water is an extremely valuable resource, and with climate change, it will only become even more scarce and valuable. Plus, the cost of water is on the rise. Therefore, investing in this brand today can potentially yield great returns over time, so it's definitely worth looking into it.

If you are thinking about investing in manufacturing companies, consider the top brands that are making waves and that are expected to grow. Keep an eye on the companies above to get started, as you might be surprised by what they have to offer, and you might decide that adding these stocks to your portfolio will be a wise move.

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