Net Margin

8.5%
Current
Improving
by 0.8%
vs 3-y average of 7.8%

Net Margin shows how much profit a company keeps from each dollar of sales after all expenses, including taxes and interest. It reflects the company`s overall profitability.

Net Margin
8.5%
=
Net Income
€7.6B
/
Revenue
€89.3B

Net Margin shows how much profit a company keeps from each dollar of sales after all expenses, including taxes and interest. It reflects the company`s overall profitability.

Net Margin
8.5%
=
Net Income
€7.6B
/
Revenue
€89.3B

Peer Comparison

Country Company Market Cap Net
Margin
FR
AXA SA
PAR:CS
83.2B EUR
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DE
Allianz SE
XETRA:ALV
140.7B EUR
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DE
Muenchener Rueckversicherungs Gesellschaft in Muenchen AG
XETRA:MUV2
66.2B EUR
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IT
Assicurazioni Generali SpA
MIL:G
51.2B EUR
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US
MetLife Inc
NYSE:MET
50.8B USD
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US
Prudential Financial Inc
NYSE:PRU
38.1B USD
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NL
NN Group NV
AEX:NN
17.3B EUR
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CH
Zurich Insurance Group AG
SIX:ZURN
78.9B CHF
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CN
China Pacific Insurance Group Co Ltd
SSE:601601
406.7B CNY
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US
American International Group Inc
NYSE:AIG
39.4B USD
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US
Hartford Financial Services Group Inc
NYSE:HIG
36.3B USD
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Market Distribution

Higher than 74% of companies in France
Percentile
74rd
Based on 2 398 companies
74rd percentile
8.5%
Low
-147 400% — -2.2%
Typical Range
-2.2% — 7.1%
High
7.1% — 14 243.8%
Distribution Statistics
France
Min -147 400%
30th Percentile -2.2%
Median 2.6%
70th Percentile 7.1%
Max 14 243.8%

Other Profitability Ratios

AXA SA
Glance View

AXA SA, a formidable titan in the world of insurance and asset management, stands tall with roots embedded deeply in the fertile economic soils of France. Emerging from a series of strategic mergers and acquisitions beginning in the early 19th century, AXA has meticulously crafted a global brand known for its resilience and adaptability. Today, the company operates in over 60 countries, embracing a diversified portfolio that straddles life insurance, general insurance, and asset management services. The fundamental mechanism through which AXA generates revenue is deeply entrenched in the core principles of risk management and investment returns. By pooling premiums from policyholders, AXA offers a safety net against life's unpredictability, and in turn, this collected capital is skillfully invested in a myriad of asset classes to maximize returns while effectively balancing risk. The intricate tapestry of AXA’s operations weaves together a complex network of subsidiaries, each attuned to the distinct nuances of their respective markets. They offer everything from traditional insurance products such as auto and home insurance to more specialized financial services like health coverage and retirement planning. But the magic lies in their asset management arm, which amplifies the company’s financial prowess by optimizing the deployment of capital across global markets. AXA's skilled team of financial strategists and analysts navigates through volatile economic landscapes, ensuring the portfolios under their stewardship are finely tuned for growth. An ongoing commitment to innovation, partly driven by ever-evolving customer expectations and technological advancements, keeps AXA at the forefront, continuously shaping and redefining the paradigms of modern risk management.

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What is Net Margin?
Net Margin shows how much profit a company keeps from each dollar of sales after all expenses, including taxes and interest. It reflects the company`s overall profitability.
How is Net Margin calculated?

Net Margin is calculated by dividing the Net Income by the Revenue.

Net Margin
8.5%
=
Net Income
€7.6B
/
Revenue
€89.3B
What is AXA SA's current Net Margin?

The current Net Margin for AXA SA is 8.5%, which is above its 3-year median of 7.8%.

How has Net Margin changed over time?

Over the last 3 years, AXA SA’s Net Margin has increased from 6.7% to 8.5%. During this period, it reached a low of 6.2% on Dec 31, 2022 and a high of 8.8% on Dec 31, 2024.

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