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ARMSTRONG WORLD INDUSTRIES INC AWI 68.74

Industrials · NYSE · Data as of 2026-10-27

How is this scored?

ARMSTRONG WORLD INDUSTRIES INC (AWI) has delivered +7.2% annualized revenue growth, n/a earnings growth, and n/a dividend growth over 10 years of data. Ranked #300 of 1968 stocks overall and #70 of 442 in the Industrials sector by Steady Score.

Steady Score 68.74
Overall Rank #300 / 1968
Sector Rank #70 / 442
Revenue CAGR +7.2%
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About ARMSTRONG WORLD INDUSTRIES INC

Company Overview

Armstrong World Industries manufactures ceiling and wall systems for commercial and residential interiors. Its products include mineral-fiber, fiberglass, metal and wood ceilings, suspension grids, specialty walls and architectural components. Architects, contractors, distributors and building owners use them in offices, schools, hospitals, stores and other spaces to manage acoustics, appearance, access and building performance across North American markets.

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Business Model & Revenue

Revenue comes from ceiling tiles, grid systems and architectural specialties sold mainly through building-products distributors. Mineral Fiber products serve broad renovation and new-construction demand, while Architectural Specialties supplies customized higher- design solutions. Project activity, renovation rates, pricing and product mix drive sales. Manufacturing utilization, raw materials and acquisitions influence margins and expand the range offered to designers.

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Armstrong's installed ceilings create replacement demand when buildings are renovated or damaged, complementing new construction. Products are often specified by architects and must meet acoustic, fire and sustainability requirements. Distribution relationships and coordinated tile-and-grid systems support market access, while commercial real-estate activity affects project volumes.

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