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Small-cap stock Oshkosh (NYSE: $OSK ) appears to have it all – a rising share price, reasonable valuation, and decent dividend yield.

Based in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, the company is an industrial firm that designs and builds specialty trucks, military vehicles, airport fire apparatus, and other heavy equipment.

With industrial stocks back in favour among investors, OSK stock has been on fire over the past year. In the last 12 months, the share price has risen 61%, including a 17% gain so far in 2026.

Since going public in the mid-1980s, Oshkosh's stock has increased nearly 4,300%. The steady growth comes from a company that makes products deemed essential by many.

Yet, despite the massive rise in its stock over the past year, Oshkosh still boasts a reasonable valuation, with its shares trading at 15 times future earnings estimates.

That's below the average price-to-earnings ratio among S&P 500-listed companies of 23 times future earnings.

OSK stock also pays shareholders a decent quarterly dividend of $0.51 U.S. per share, giving it a yield of 1.32%.

With a market capitalization of $9.93 billion U.S., Oshkosh remains a small-cap stock, defined as any security with a valuation below $10 billion U.S.

However, the company is likely to grow beyond small-cap status in coming months if its current growth trajectory continues.

Regardless, Oshkosh gives investors an opportunity to own a stock that offers strong share price appreciation and a decent dividend at an affordable price.