rsac.com (RS) Company Revenue

Reliance, Inc. generates revenue from the rapid delivery of small metal batches, as evidenced by the company's commercial sales metric, which stands at 17.37. The business is currently implementing laser cutting and warehouse automation. Meanwhile, revenues remain dependent on US tariffs and commodity price volatility, despite the assets' defensive qualities against direct military conflicts.

Reliance Steel & Aluminum (RS) Revenue and Sales Volume: for the period 07/04/2022 - 11/13/2026

Comprehensive metric breakdowns and analytics for Reliance (RS)

- market price and analyst price targets:

Market Price Reliance Steel|RS - Price Target Chart

- market capitalization details:

Market Value Reliance, Inc.|RS - Enterprise Value

- book capitalization information:

Net Assets per Share Reliance|RS - Book Capitalization|Market Capitalization to Book Value Ratio rsac.com|RS - Aggregate Company Assets

- debt and solvency information:

- earnings and market multiples details:

RS - Company Net Income|Net Profit Forecast Reliance, Inc.|RS - P/E Multiple|Projected Price to Earnings rsac.com|RS - Price/Earnings to Growth Multiple|Total Company Value to Operating Income Before Depreciation Ratio Reliance, Inc.|RS - Profit before payment of interest, taxes and amortization|Earnings per share for the trailing year Reliance|RS - Earnings per share for the last twelve months|Year-over-year net earnings per share change for the last twelve months rsac.com|RS - Earnings per share growth in current year|Expected earnings per share growth for next year Reliance, Inc.

- company sales and revenue statistics:

RS - Revenue and Sales Volume|Company Expected Sales Volume Reliance Steel|RS - Market Cap to Revenue|Price to Expected Revenue Ratio Reliance, Inc.

Summary company analysis:RS (Reliance Steel)

Product sample of Reliance Steel & Aluminum

The stability of Reliance, Inc. (RS) depends directly on industrial demand and metal prices. This metric aggregates daily cash inflows from product sales, reflecting actual market distribution volumes. The analyst compares current values with historical lows to assess the risk of capital losses. A decline in turnover signals a slowdown in US construction activity. By studying the Reliance, Inc. revenue chart, the investor determines the resilience of the distributor's business model.

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