Vontier's Strategy and Transformation - Vontier's FY25E sales are projected to be approximately $3 billion[25], with a focus on convenience retail (~67%)[25], auto repair tools (~20%)[25], and fleets (~13%)[25] - The company has transformed from a hardware-centric portfolio to a mobility ecosystem solutions leader, increasing recurring revenues to ~30%[28] - Vontier is targeting to expand its TAM from $30 billion to $40 billion by 2030 through its connected mobility strategy[73] Convenience Retail Market - The convenience retail market is estimated at ~$11 billion with +L/MSD CAGR[36,89], driven by fueling (~$1.5B)[89], environmental (~$1.5B)[89], retail solutions (~$4.0B)[89], car wash (~$2.0B)[89], and EV + Alt Fuel (~$2.0B)[89] - Non-fuel sales in convenience stores are resilient and growing, reaching $336 billion in 2024[99] - National and regional players are consolidating the convenience store market, acquiring approximately 8,000 sites between 2021-2025[119] Vontier's Solutions and Growth Opportunities - Vontier has a significant presence in the fueling dispenser market, serving ~260,000 sites[42,131], and is a leader in automatic tank gauges, serving ~220,000 sites[132] - The company's integrated forecourt and retail solutions aim to reduce operational costs by up to 75% through remote management and issue detection[163] - Driivz, Vontier's EV charging software, manages ~20% of all EV drivers (ex-China) and has delivered ~1TWh of total energy[197] - DRB Systems, Vontier's car wash solution, has experienced double-digit installed base growth, with annual recurring revenue growing 2X faster than the installed base[247] Financial Performance and Targets - Vontier is tracking towards the high-end of its Q3 2025 guidance, with sales slightly above the midpoint and adjusted EPS near/at the high-end[301] - The company is targeting a recurring revenue base of ~40% of total Vontier sales by 2028[318] - Vontier is committed to disciplined capital allocation, with ~$2.1 billion deployed since 2020, including ~$1.2 billion in acquisitions, ~$0.8 billion in share repurchases, and ~$0.1 billion in dividends[84,326]