Atmus Filtration Technologies Inc.: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Atmus Filtration Technologies Inc.

Atmus Filtration Technologies Inc. (NYSE: ATMU) is a U.S.-listed industrial company headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, in the United States. The business was founded inside Cummins in 1958 and became an independent company in 2023, giving it a long operating history while also making the post-separation story relatively recent. That heritage matters: Atmus combines more than 65 years of filtration and media technology experience with a sizeable intellectual-property base and a legacy of engineering-led product development. ([atmus.com](https://www.atmus.com/who-we-are)) Atmus operates through two business segments. Power Solutions serves the global on-highway and off-highway markets through the Fleetguard® brand, while Industrial Solutions focuses on higher-growth end markets such as commercial and industrial HVAC, data centers, and power generation, notably through the Koch Filter® brand. Its portfolio spans oil, fuel and air filters, hydraulic filtration, crankcase ventilation modules, coolant-related products, filter media, and aftermarket support solutions. Management emphasizes that its filtration technologies are designed to extend service intervals, lower maintenance costs, and increase uptime for end customers. ([atmus.com](https://www.atmus.com/who-we-are)) From a competitive standpoint, Atmus is positioned as a specialist rather than a broad diversified industrial. Its Fleetguard brand is an important differentiator, supported by a reputation for reliability and performance, a broad product range, and strong relationships with leading OEMs. The company states that its major OEM partners include Cummins, Daimler, Deere, Komatsu, Paccar/DAF, the Traton Group, Stellantis, and Volvo. In 2024, those customers accounted for about 68% of net sales, underscoring both the durability of these relationships and the concentration inherent in the model. Atmus also benefits from a large aftermarket footprint, which represents the majority of sales and supports recurring demand beyond original equipment cycles. ([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1921963/000192196325000056/atmu-arsfy24x2025x04x01x12.pdf)) Geographically, Atmus has a broad global footprint across six continents, with 14 wholly owned manufacturing sites and 10 joint-venture facilities. This network supports both OEM and aftermarket channels and helps the company stay close to customers across truck, bus, agriculture, construction, mining, marine, and power generation equipment markets. The company’s international presence is strategically important, but it also means exposure to foreign exchange volatility and uneven industrial demand by region. ([atmus.com](https://www.atmus.com/who-we-are)) Recent developments have been constructive. Atmus reported full-year 2024 sales of $1.67 billion and improved operating profitability, while continuing to unwind one-time costs associated with the separation from Cummins. The company’s latest disclosures also highlight its position as a global leader in filtration and media solutions, as well as its continued focus on shareholder returns and execution discipline. For investors following U.S. industrial equities, Atmus offers a relatively focused filtration platform with premium brands, a global aftermarket base, and exposure to both cyclical equipment markets and secular demand for filtration performance. ([atmus.com](https://www.atmus.com/news/company-news/atmus-filtration-technologies-reports-fourth-quarter-and-full-year-2024-results))