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Teledyne 

2010
Annual Report

diluTed eARnings PeR shARe (ConTinuing oPeRATions)
Diluted Earnings Per Share Continuing Operations

diluTed eARnings PeR shARe (ToTAl)*
Diluted Earnings Per Share 

13.0%

$3.20

$3.17

$3.25

9.7%

$3.05

$3.10

$3.27

$2.36

$1.99

$2.72

$2.26

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

*Includes Discontinued Operations

CumulATive ToTAl sToCkholdeR ReTuRn

The graph set forth to the right shows 
the cumulative total stockholder return 
(i.e., price change plus reinvestment of 
dividends) on our common stock from 
fiscal year end January 1, 2006, through 
fiscal year end January 2, 2011, as 
compared to the Standard & Poor’s 500 
Composite Index, the Russell 2000 Index 
and the Dow Jones World Aerospace & 
Defense Index.

The graph assumes that $100 was 
invested on December 30, 2005.

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150

100

50

01/01/06

12/31/06

12/30/07

12/28/08

01/03/10

01/02/11

In accordance with the rules of the 
Securities and Exchange Commission, 
this presentation is not incorporated by 
reference into any of our registration 
statements under the Securities Act 
of 1933.

01/01/06 

12/31/06 

12/30/07 

12/28/08 

01/03/10 

01/02/11

Teledyne Technologies 

  Dow Jones World 
  Aerospace & Defense 

  Russell 2000 

  S&P 500 Composite 

100 

100 

100 

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138 

124 

118 

116 

184 

151 

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2010 
F i n a n c i a l H i g H l i g H t s

seleCTed  ConsolidATed FinAnCiAl dATA
(In millions, except per share data)

sum mAR y FinAnCiAl inFoRmATion

2010 

2009 

2008 

2007 

2006

Sales 

$  1,644.2 

$  1,652.1 

$  1,722.0 

$  1,441.6 

$ 1,251.6

Net income from continuing  

operations 

$       119.9 

$     115.9 

$     116.6 

$       85.6 

$      70.7

Income (loss) from discontinued 
operations, net of taxes 

Net income attributable to  
Teledyne Technologies 

0.6 

(2.6) 

(5.3) 

12.9 

9.6

$     120.5 

$     113.3 

$     111.3 

$       98.5 

$      80.3

Diluted earnings per common share  

  Continuing operations 

$       3.25 

$       3.17 

$       3.20 

$       2.36 

$      1.99

  Discontinued operations 

0.02 

(0.07) 

(0.15) 

0.36 

0.27

Diluted earnings per common share  $      3.27 

$       3.10 

$       3.05 

$       2.72 

$      2.26

Weighted average common  
shares outstanding 

sum mAR y BAlAnCe sheeT dATA

36.9 

36.6 

36.5 

36.2 

35.5

Cash and cash equivalents 

$         75.1 

$        26.1 

$       20.4 

$       13.4 

$      13.0

2010 

2009 

2008 

2007 

2006

Working capital 

Total assets 

Long-term debt and  

$     306.8 

$     242.6    $     274.8 

   $     198.3 

   $    203.7

$  1,557.8 

$  1,421.5       $  1,534.5      $  1,159.4 

 $ 1,061.4

capital lease obligations 

$     265.3 

$     251.6       $     332.1      $     142.4 

    $    230.7

Total equity 

$      787.0 

$     667.4 

$     506.9 

$     506.9 

$    408.3

See “Management’s Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operation” and the “Notes to Consolidated  
Financial Statements” in the 2010 Annual Report on Form 10-K for additional information regarding Teledyne Technologies  
Incorporated’s financial data.

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SaleS by Segment*

digital imaging 

8%

instrumentation 

35%

engineered systems 

20% 

Aerospace and 
defense electronics 

37% 

digiTAl imAging  

insTRumenTATion  

engineeRed sysTems   

AeRosPACe And   
deFense eleCTRoniCs

Instrumentation segment 
provides monitoring and  
control instruments for  
marine, environmental,  
scientific, industrial and  
defense applications and 
harsh environment  
interconnect products. 

Digital Imaging segment 
includes our sponsored and  
centralized research 
laboratories for a range of 
new technologies benefiting 
government programs and our 
businesses, as well as  
major development and 
production efforts for 
innovative digital imaging 
products for government and 
space applications.  It also 
includes infrared detectors, 
cameras and opto-mechanical 
assemblies.

engineered systems  
segment provides systems  
engineering and integration,  
advanced technology  
application, software devel-
opment, and manufacturing 
solutions to space, military, 
environmental, energy, 
chemical, biological and 
nuclear systems and missile 
defense requirements. This 
segment also designs and 
manufactures hydrogen gas 
generators, thermoelectric 
and fuel-cell based power 
sources and small turbine 
engines.

aerospace and Defense 
electronics segment 
provides complex electronic 
components and subsystems 
and communications 
products, including defense 
electronics, data acquisition 
and communications 
equipment for air transport 
and business aircraft, and 
components and subsystems 
for wireless and satellite 
communications, as well as 
general aviation batteries.

*In December 2010, we entered into an agreement to sell our general aviation piston engines businesses. These businesses formerly constituted 
Teledyne’s aerospace engines and components segment and are now classified as discontinued operations. While the sale is subject to closing 
conditions, we expect it to close during the 1st quarter of 2011.

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l e t t e r  to s to c k H o l d e r s

In 2010, Teledyne Technologies Incorporated entered its second decade as an 

independent company.  Looking back, I am pleased with our financial performance, 
but even more so with the evolution of our business portfolio.

Repositioning 

Teledyne,  

while growing 

earnings.

u  In 2010, we reported total earnings per share of $3.27, a 
record for Teledyne. In addition, earnings growth has been 
consistent.  Despite the recession that started in the fourth 
quarter of 2008, and the gradual recovery underway now, 
Teledyne’s total earnings per share have grown every year 
for nine consecutive years.

u  Furthermore,  over  this  same  nine  year  period,  we  have 
progressively repositioned Teledyne.  We have continually 
focused on and invested our cash flow in businesses with 
to  manufacture,  highly-engineered 
proprietary,  hard 
products,  while  avoiding  businesses  that  are  subject  to 
commoditization.    The  pending  sale  of  Continental 
Motors, our piston engines businesses, and the acquisition 
of  DALSA  Corporation  on  February  12,  2011,  further 
emphasize this strategy by permitting Teledyne to focus on 
our core businesses. DALSA is our fifth and most significant 
acquisition in the digital imaging domain.  

u  Following these transactions, Teledyne will essentially be a 
pure-play electronics, digital imaging, instrumentation and 
engineering focused company.  We will have less exposure 
to  markets,  such  as  defense,  and  a  greater  contribution, 
especially  in  earnings,  from  markets  driven  by  attractive 
global  themes  such  as  demand  for  oil  exploration  and 
production;  energy-related  infrastructure,  such  as  power 
plant construction; the need for clean air and water; and 
the  worldwide  growth  in  manufacturing  using  process 
control, machine vision and factory automation.     

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Wha T’s n eW a T  Tel eDyne?

digiTAl   imAgin g 

new inFRARed imAging CAmeRAs

Since  the  acquisition  of  Rockwell  Scientific  Company  LLC  in  2006,  we  have  been 
developing technology to expand our digital imaging offerings. We remain committed 
to space and terrestrial astronomy markets, which are the heritage of our leading infrared 
imaging  sensors,  but  have  broadened  beyond  that  into  military  tactical  and  space 
applications.  We  have  developed  new  cameras  including  a  midwave  infrared  system 
that requires less cooling to achieve full performance, resulting in reduced size, weight 
and power. One of the first applications for this camera is a small inertially-stabilized, 
geo-referenced  gimbal  made  by  Optical  Alchemy,  Inc.  of  Nashua,  New  Hampshire. 
During 2010 we acquired a minority interest in Optical Alchemy and are collaborating 
with them on systems for small unmanned aerial vehicles. We also acquired Optimum 
Optical  Systems,  Inc.  of  Camarillo,  Calif.,  a  designer  and  manufacturer  of  custom 
optics and opto-mechanical assemblies, providing technology that supports both our 
own cameras and higher level systems, including Optical Alchemy’s gimbals.

dAlsA ACquisiTion signiFiCAnTly exPAnds ouR digiTAl imAging CAPABiliTies

Teledyne DALSA’s image sensors with hundreds of megapixels are used in very high 
resolution  applications,  including  Google  Earth™  and  Microsoft®  Virtual  Earth™. 
DALSA  is  also  a  leader  in  the  demanding  semiconductor  wafer  inspection  market 
where the feature sizes are so small that semiconductor manufacturers have contracted 
with DALSA for customized cameras that operate with the short wavelengths of deep 

huge CCd imagers 
(foreground) and tiny 
mems motion sensors 
(background) are among 
the devices produced 
in Teledyne dAlsA’s 
Bromont wafer foundry.

ultraviolet  light.  DALSA’s  newest  line  of  X-ray  medical  image  sensors  are  just  now 
coming to market and have been greeted enthusiastically by customers because of the 
combination of high image quality and reduced X-ray dosage.
  Teledyne  DALSA’s  custom  Microelectromechanical  Systems  (MEMS)  pure-play 
foundry has state-of-the-art, highly automated production equipment and an extensive 

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portfolio of intellectual property in manufacturing processes. These are used to support 
customer  applications,  ranging  from  very  sophisticated  micro-mirror  arrays  for 
optical  telecom  networking  equipment  to  industrial  pressure  sensors  and  cell  phone 
microphones. The foundry is highly complementary to Teledyne’s MEMS research and 
development organization, which has nearly 20 years of experience in developing and 
manufacturing prototypes of advanced MEMS-based  optical, microwave,  navigation 
and timing devices and sensors. 

Teledyne mems research 
prototype of a compact 
gyroscope presently 
under development. These 
sensors can provide  
information on orienta-
tion and heading to aid in 
vehicle navigation.

in sTRumen TAT ion 

Teledyne oil  And  gAs ACTively  involved  in  miTigATing The  gulF  oF  mexiCo  oil  sPill

2010 was an eventful year in the offshore oil industry accentuated by the Macondo 
well disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. Our people and technologies were involved in the 
analysis and remediation efforts of the oil spill. We worked closely with Woods Hole 
Oceanographic  Institution  as  they  adapted  our  acoustic  Doppler  current  profiler  to 
measure the velocity of the oil leaking from the well in order to arrive at a more accurate 
estimate  of  the  amount  of  oil  released.  BP  used  a  new Teledyne  sensor  to  precisely 
measure the pressure in the cap to establish that it had successfully stopped the leak. 
Several of our Slocum subsea gliders were used for days or weeks at a time to track the 
plume in and beyond the Gulf of Mexico.
  The disaster virtually halted new activity in the Gulf of Mexico subsea oil market, 
but all major operators appear to be committed to the long-term future in the Gulf 
of Mexico and are estimating a return to more normal operations later in 2011 and 
2012.  We  expect  that  increases  in  activity  in  the  West  Africa,  Southeast  Asia,  and 
Brazilian markets will compensate for the slower pace in the Gulf of Mexico. Major oil 
companies have committed to record levels of capital expenditures for 2011, supporting 

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After choking the stem of 
oil, a Teledyne oil & gas 
Pressure/Temperature (PT) 
sensor provided the critical 
metric of well pressure 
data to allow the incident 
team to evaluate the overall 
integrity of the well, while 
the electrical wet mate 
interconnect assembly  
enabled power to and data 
transmission from the PT 
sensor to the incident 
Commander  on the surface.  
The slocum glider provided 
spatial sensor capability  
for constant surveillance  
of the flow of oil.

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stronger demand for our subsea components. Over the longer term, population growth 
and  increased  industrialization  in  developing  countries  are  forecast  to  continue  to  
drive  the  demand  for  oil,  leading  to  continued  development  of  offshore  deepwater 
reserves. Teledyne Oil and Gas and Teledyne Scientific Company are working closely 
with  engineers  and  scientists  at  oil  companies  and  equipment  suppliers  to  develop 
the next generation of technologies that will perform reliably in the harsh deepwater 

BP Macondo Riser Capping Stack

Teledyne 
Wet-Mateable 
Connector

Teledyne
Pressure Sensor

Teledyne 
Gliders

© Bp p.l.c.

environment  for  25  years  or  more. To  support  this  cooperative  effort,  our  research 
scientists  have  developed  an  extensive,  possibly  unique,  database  of  subsea  materials 
that we have subjected to accelerated life testing under high pressure, high temperature 
and high voltage. The data derived from this research has been of great value to our 
customers and has resulted in new orders for Teledyne Oil and Gas.

enviRonmenTAl moniToRing FoR The develoPed And develoPing woRld

Our air and water quality businesses held up well in 2010, paced by strong sales in 
China and India. These countries and other developing nations are following the path 
where industrialization leads to increasing concerns about the effect on the environment 
and then to steps to mitigate these effects. This, in turn, has resulted in orders for our 
products that are used online in the field, at industrial and power generation facilities 
and in environmental laboratories.

AeRosPACe  An d  deF en se   el e CTRon iCs 

We serve both the commercial aviation and defense industries with a range of electronic 
products  and  services.  During  2010,  we  experienced  an  increase  in  orders  and  sales 
for  our  aviation  data  management  systems  used  on  air  transport  aircraft  by  airlines 
throughout  the  world.  Our  Wireless  GroundLink®  products,  which  automate  the 
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demand, especially from airlines based in Asia. A growing number of customers rely on 
our technology to enhance the timeliness and reliability of data used to support their 
maintenance and safety infrastructure.

Several  of  our  defense  electronics  businesses  serve  customers  that  manufacture 
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) data links, satellite communication systems, radars 
and electronic warfare systems. While our businesses will not be immune to budget 
pressures,  we  believe  that  many  of  our  products  and  services  are  well-aligned  with 
military priorities related to unmanned systems, electronic warfare and broadband data 
communications  for the battlefield. In July  2010,  we acquired  Intelek plc,  a  United 
Kingdom-based company with businesses in both the U.K. and U.S. A key element of 
this acquisition was the addition of high power solid state microwave transmitters to our 
portfolio of high power travelling wave tubes and medium power solid state microwave 
transmitters. Former Intelek unit Paradise Datacom LLC, based in State College, Pa., 
is  a  leader  in  high  power  solid  state  amplifiers  used  in  commercial  and  government 
satellite communications systems and also has a growing line of data modems for these 
applications. Our goals are to both grow in the satellite uplink market and to apply 
Teledyne Paradise’s technology to radar and electronic warfare applications.

engineeRed sysTem s

engineeRed sysTems ACquiRed The Cml gRouP, A ComPosiTes mAnuFACTuReR in The u.k.

In 2010, the Engineered Systems segment continued its strong focus on the nuclear and 
manufacturing markets.  With the acquisition of the CML Group in the U.K. (formerly 
an Intelek business unit), this segment increased its manufacturing space from 400,000 

Teledyne is contributing 
to our nation’s defense 
through technologies that 
provide a framework for 
test and evaluation of our 
air and missile defense 
programs.

sq. ft. to 600,000 sq. ft.  Teledyne CML brings a new market and added capabilities to 
Teledyne  Brown  Engineering,  Inc.’s  (TBE)  offerings  with  its  expertise  in  composites 
manufacturing for the commercial aviation market. TBE’s precision machining capacity 
and  capabilities  were  further  increased  by  the  relocation  of  Teledyne’s  Advanced 
Manufacturing Cell, which produces high precision components for our turbine engines, 
to TBE in Huntsville, Ala.

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Employing its nuclear design and manufacturing credentials, TBE secured contracts 
in Europe and the U.S. to build backup emergency generators for nuclear power plants 
and continued to expand its business of supplying components for uranium enrichment 
projects. 
  Teledyne Brown continued to lead the Missile Defense System Exerciser program, 
which  supports  Ballistic  Missile  Defense  System  ground  testing  and  Warfighter 
exercises, and continued to be a key contributor to the Missile Defense Agency’s (MDA) 
Single  Stimulation  Framework  (SSF).   TBE,  which  has  been  the  industry  leader  for 
missile defense test framework development for over two decades, last year produced 
the  Distributed  Integrated  Air  and  Missile  Defense  Test  and  Evaluation  Capability 
(DITEC) which is an innovative prototype for the next generation test framework.
  TBE  played  a  significant  role  in  NASA’s  human  spaceflight  program  in  2010, 
supplying  hardware  and  flight  support  equipment  for  every  space  shuttle  mission 
flown. The company’s highly trained science payload operators continued planning and 
executing all the science operations on the International Space Station.
  Teledyne Turbine  Engines  continued  to  be  a  market-leader  in  the  small  turbine 
engine  market.    Over  the  past  year,  it  supplied  dozens  of  engines  for  cruise  missiles 
and unmanned aerial vehicles while continuing to develop new technologies through 
customer-funded and internal research efforts. Finally, Teledyne Energy Systems, Inc. 
continued  to  develop  and  supply  advanced  energy  and  power  systems  for  various 
government  programs  and  commercial  hydrogen  generators  for  the  international 
industrial market.

looking AheAd

As  we  look  to  the  year  ahead,  we  first  want  to  extend  a  warm  welcome  to  DALSA 
employees; we are pleased you are part of the Teledyne family.  We also wish to thank 
all  employees  of  Teledyne  Continental  Motors  for  their  dedication  and  support  of 
Continental Motors during the pending sale process. 

All of our employees deserve recognition for their extraordinary efforts over the past 
year. They have met the challenges of integrating several acquisitions while preserving 
the entrepreneurial spirit of each acquired business. 

Finally, I wish to recognize Teledyne’s Board of Directors. Like me, they are passionate 
and  committed  to Teledyne’s  success.  With  everyone’s  dedication  and  expertise,  we 
are repositioning our company and building a new history around the proud heritage 
associated with the Teledyne name.

Sincerely,

Robert Mehrabian
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer 

March 3, 2011

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diReCToRs

Roxanne S. auStin (2)(3) 
President,  
Austin Investment Advisors

RobeRt MehRabian 
Chairman, President and  
Chief Executive Officer,  
Teledyne Technologies Incorporated

FRank V. Cahouet (1)(2)
Retired Chairman and CEO,  
Mellon Financial Corporation

Paul D. MilleR (1)(2)
Retired Chairman,  
Alliant Techsystems, Inc.

ChaRleS CRoCkeR (2)(3)
Chairman and CEO,  
Crocker Capital  
Retired Chairman and CEO,  
BEI Technologies, Inc.

kenneth C. DahlbeRg (1)(3)
Retired Chairman and CEO,  
Science Applications International  
Corporation (SAIC)

SiMon M. loRne (1)(2)
Vice Chairman and Chief Legal Officer, 
Millennium Management LLC 

MiChael t. SMith (1)(2)
Retired Chairman and CEO,  
Hughes Electronics Corporation

WeSley W. Von SChaCk (2)(3) 
Chairman,  
AEGIS Insurance Company  
Former Chairman, President and CEO,  
Energy East Corporation

(1)  Audit Committee
(2)  Nominating and Governance Committee
(3)  Personnel and Compensation Committee

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I nTrO Du cIn g  
Teledyne Dalsa

Teledyne is pleased to welcome its 
latest and largest acquisition.

Teledyne DALSA is an international 
leader in high performance digital  
imaging with approximately 1,000 
employees worldwide, headquartered 
in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.  

Teledyne dAlsA digital imaging components (cameras, frame  
grabbers, vision processors, imaging software) and integrated 
solutions (smart cameras, vision appliances) enable automated 
inspection and quality control for electronics manufacturing, 
food packaging and intelligent traffic systems.

Teledyne dAlsA operates one 
of the largest independent mems 
foundries in the world.

CusTom mAChine vision soluTions
DALSA’s customers come to them seeking function-
ality that others cannot deliver. A prime example is 
in flat panel display inspection, where DALSA cam-
eras and frame grabbers are vital to improving yield 
and lowering manufacturing costs for almost all of 
the world’s major flat panel suppliers, from cellphone 
screens to the largest televisions. 

leAdeR in mems F ABRiCATion
DALSA also operates an independent MEMS found-
ry, offering broad and unique wafer fabrication capa-
bilities. For example, DALSA currently manufactures 
custom MEMS-based wavelength-selective switches 
used in fiber optic communication systems.  These 
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within wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) 
systems for efficient high-bandwidth communica-
tion throughout the backbone of the Internet. 

ComPlemenTAR y CAPABiliTies
u  DALSA’s considerable technology portfolio in 
visible imaging complements Teledyne’s leader-
ship in infrared imaging. 

u  DALSA’s focus on commercial industrial  

markets complements Teledyne’s traditional 
strength in government and defense industries.

u  DALSA’s leadership in industrial machine  
vision complements Teledyne’s packaging 
inspection and process control technology in 
factory automation. 

Teledyne dAlsA-built image sensors are the eyes of 
the mars Rovers, delivering the highest-quality images 
ever taken from another planet.

Teledyne dAlsA’s Cmos and CCd x-ray detectors deliver 
better x-ray images at lower dose, with higher resolution 
and speed — better for both patients and practitioners.

u  In CMOS (complementary metal-oxide semi-

conductor) image sensor design, DALSA’s focus 
on large formats and fast readout complements 
Teledyne’s expertise in low noise and low power 
consumption. DALSA’s state-of-the-art CMOS 
and CCD X-ray detectors give Teledyne entry to 
new markets.

unique CAPABiliTies; gloBAl ReACh
DALSA is the industrial imaging industry’s only 
completely vertically integrated supplier, from 
“Silicon to Smart Cameras.” Innovation and high 
performance allows them to offer highly differenti-
ated products, and to serve diversified end markets, 
in terms of both applications and geography.

We are delighted to welcome DALSA to the  
Teledyne family.  

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CoRPoRATe mAnAgemenT

RobeRt MehRabian*
Chairman, President and  
Chief Executive Officer

John t. kuelbS*
Executive Vice President, 
General Counsel and Secretary  
of the Board of Directors

Dale a. SChnittJeR*
Senior Vice President and  
Chief Financial Officer

StePhen F. blaCkWooD 
Vice President and Treasurer

segmenT PResidenTs

RobeRt l. SChaeFeR
Associate General Counsel  
and Assistant Secretary

RobeRt W. SteenbeRge
Vice President and  
Chief Technology Officer

JaSon VanWeeS 
Vice President,  
Corporate Development  
and Investor Relations

iVaRS R. blukiS
Chief Business Risk  
Assurance Officer

Melanie S. Cibik
Vice President, Associate General 
Counsel and Assistant Secretary

SuSan l. Main*
Vice President and Controller

Robyn e. MCgoWan
Vice President, Administration, 
Human Resources and Assistant 
Secretary 

PatRiCk t. neVille 
Vice President and Chief  
Information Officer

alDo (al) PiChelli*
President and Chief Operating Officer
Digital Imaging, Instrumentation, and
Aerospace and Defense Electronics
Segments

Rex D. geVeDen*
President 
Engineered Systems Segment 

sToCkholdeR inFoRmATion

CoRPoRate oFFiCeS
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Telephone: (805) 373-4545
Fax: (805) 373-4775
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ethics and committee charters are 
also available on our web site at  
www.teledyne.com. For additional 
information, contact corporate com-
munications or Investor relations.

StoCk exChange liSting
The common stock of Teledyne Tech-
nologies Incorporated is traded on the 
new york stock exchange (symbol 
TDy).

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annual Meeting
The annual meeting of stockholders  
will be held on Wednesday, april 27, 
2011, at 9:00 a.m. pDT, at Teledyne 
Technologies Incorporated, 1049 
camino Dos rios, Thousand Oaks,  
ca 91360.

inDePenDent auDitoRS
ernst & young llp
los angeles, california

CuRRent neWS anD  
geneRal inFoRMation 
Information about Teledyne is 
available at www.teledyne.com.

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2010
Form 10-k

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From time to time the Company makes, and this annual report, may contain, forward-looking statements, as defined in 
the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, directly and indirectly relating to earnings, growth opportunities, 
product sales, capital expenditures, pension matters, stock option compensation expense, taxes and strategic plans.  All 
statements made in this Annual Report that are not historical in nature should be considered forward-looking.   Actual 
results could differ materially from these forward-looking statements. Many factors could change the anticipated results: 
including disruptions in the global economy; changes in the insurance and credit markets; changes in demand for products 
sold to the defense electronics, instrumentation, digital imaging, energy exploration and production, commercial aviation, 
semiconductor  and  communications  markets;  funding,  continuation  and  award  of  government  programs;  continued 
liquidity  of  our  suppliers  and  customers  (including  commercial  and  aviation  customers);  availability  of  credit  to  our 
suppliers  and  customers;  and  a  potential  decrease  in  offshore  oil  production  and  exploration  activity  due  to  the  April 
2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.  Increasing fuel costs could negatively affect the markets of our commercial aviation 
businesses.  Lower oil and natural gas prices, as well as instability in the Middle East or other oil producing regions, could 
negatively affect our businesses that supply the oil and gas industry.  In addition, financial market fluctuations affect the 
value of our pension assets.

Global responses to terrorism and other perceived threats increase uncertainties associated with forward-looking statements 
about our businesses.  Various responses to terrorism and perceived threats could realign government programs, and affect 
the composition, funding or timing of our programs.  Changes in the policies of U.S. and foreign governments could result, 
over time, in reductions and realignment in defense or other government spending and further changes in programs in 
which the Company participates, including anticipated reductions in the Company’s missile defense engineering services 
and NASA programs.

The  Company  continues  to  take  action  to  assure  compliance  with  the  internal  controls,  disclosure  controls  and  other 
requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002.  While we believe our control systems are effective, there are inherent 
limitations in all control systems, and misstatements due to error or fraud may occur and may not be detected.

While Teledyne’s growth strategy includes possible acquisitions, we cannot provide any assurance as to when, if or on what 
terms  any  acquisitions  will  be  made.    Acquisitions  involve  various  inherent  risks,  such  as,  among  others,  our  ability  to 
integrate acquired businesses, retain customers and achieve identified financial and operating synergies.  There are additional 
risks associated with acquiring, owning and operating businesses outside of the United States, including those arising from 
U.S. and foreign government policy changes or actions and exchange rate fluctuations.

Anticipated benefits of the recent DALSA acquisition are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties, including Teledyne’s 
ability to integrate the acquired operations, retain customers and achieve operating synergies, the ability of DALSA  to 
develop and market new products, the operating results of DALSA being lower than anticipated, and unexpected acquisition-
related costs and expenses.

With the recently completed acquisition of DALSA and upon completion of the pending divestiture of our piston engines 
businesses, which is subject to closing conditions, the Company’s risk profile will change, and may differ materially from 
prior years.

Additional  information  concerning  factors  that  could  cause  actual  results  to  differ  materially  from  those  projected  in 
the forward-looking statements is contained in Teledyne Technologies’ periodic filings with the Securities and Exchange 
Commission, including its 2010 Annual Report on Form 10-K.  Forward-looking statements are generally accompanied 
by words such as “estimate”, “project”, “predict”, “believes” or “expect”,  that convey the uncertainty of future events or 
outcomes.  The Company assumes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a 
result of new information or otherwise.

 
 
 
 
 
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