Carlisle Companies CSL North America (excluding U.S.) — Long-Lived Assets

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CTSHNorth America — Long-Lived Assets

$300M-11.2%

WMSNorth America — Long-Lived Assets

$885.77M+19.3%

DTNorth America — Long-Lived Assets

$40.91M+12.0%

FNNorth America — Long-Lived Assets

$28.6M-4.7%

SMTCRest of North America — Long-Lived Assets

$32.54M-21.5%

IEXNorth America, excluding U.S. — Total long-lived assets - net

$19.2M-6.8%

Questions, answered.

What is Carlisle Companies's north america (excluding U.S.) — long-lived assets?

Carlisle Companies (CSL) reported north america (excluding U.S.) — long-lived assets of $85.3M in Q4 2025.

What does north america (excluding U.S.) — long-lived assets mean?

The total value of long-term physical and intangible assets held by the company in North American countries excluding the United States.

How do you interpret north america (excluding U.S.) — long-lived assets?

An increase suggests capital investment and expansion of regional operational capacity, whereas a decrease may reflect asset depreciation, divestitures, or a shift in strategic focus away from the region.

How does north america (excluding U.S.) — long-lived assets compare across companies?

Comparable to regional asset base disclosures in multinational industrial companies, often analyzed in relation to regional revenue to determine asset turnover efficiency.