Tomra Systems ASA
LSE:0KV7

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Price: 116.7107 NOK 2.29% Market Closed
Market Cap: kr34.5B

Net Margin

7.8%
Current
Improving
by 17.8%
vs 3-y average of -9.9%

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
7.8%
=
Net Income
kr103m
/
Revenue
kr1.3B

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
7.8%
=
Net Income
kr103m
/
Revenue
kr1.3B

Peer Comparison

Country Company Market Cap Net
Margin
NO
Tomra Systems ASA
OSE:TOM
34.8B NOK
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US
Waste Management Inc
NYSE:WM
97B USD
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US
Republic Services Inc
NYSE:RSG
70.2B USD
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CA
Waste Connections Inc
TSX:WCN
60B CAD
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US
Rollins Inc
NYSE:ROL
29.1B USD
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US
Veralto Corp
NYSE:VLTO
24B USD
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CA
GFL Environmental Inc
TSX:GFL
21.5B CAD
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UK
Rentokil Initial PLC
LSE:RTO
11.5B GBP
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US
Clean Harbors Inc
NYSE:CLH
15.3B USD
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CN
Spic Yuanda Environmental Protection Co Ltd
SSE:600292
67.7B CNY
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US
Tetra Tech Inc
NASDAQ:TTEK
9.3B USD
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Market Distribution

Higher than 71% of companies in Norway
Percentile
71st
Based on 970 companies
71st percentile
7.8%
Low
-4 257 300% — -4.2%
Typical Range
-4.2% — 6.7%
High
6.7% — 82 378.7%
Distribution Statistics
Norway
Min -4 257 300%
30th Percentile -4.2%
Median 0.8%
70th Percentile 6.7%
Max 82 378.7%

Tomra Systems ASA
Glance View

In the lush landscape of the circular economy, Tomra Systems ASA stands as a pivotal player, weaving innovation with environmental responsibility. Born in the 1970s in Asker, Norway, the company initially set out to solve a simple yet pervasive problem: the management of returnable bottles. This led to the conception of reverse vending machines, a brilliant blend of engineering and environmentalism, which allows consumers to return used beverage containers for recycling with ease. Tomra revolutionized how societies handle waste, fostering a user-friendly system that captures a vast majority of empty bottles and cans, thereby reducing pollution and conserving raw materials. Tomra Systems has since expanded its horizons beyond the reverse vending landscape, venturing into diverse sectors like waste sorting and food technology with an eye on sustainability. The core of Tomra's business model revolves around providing advanced sensor-based sorting systems. In the waste management sector, these systems identify and separate materials, ensuring optimal recycling and recovery. In agriculture, Tomra's technologies are employed to enhance food processing by offering precision sorting solutions—removing defects and foreign materials from produce, thus ensuring quality and reducing waste. This dual focus not only diversifies its revenue streams but also aligns with global sustainability goals, positioning Tomra as a unique intersection of profitability and environmental stewardship.

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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
7.8%
=
Net Income
kr103m
/
Revenue
kr1.3B
What is Tomra Systems ASA's current Net Margin?

The current Net Margin for Tomra Systems ASA is 7.8%, which is above its 3-year median of -9.9%.

How has Net Margin changed over time?

Over the last 3 years, Tomra Systems ASA’s Net Margin has decreased from 8.4% to 7.8%. During this period, it reached a low of -61.6% on Jun 30, 2024 and a high of 8.4% on Dec 31, 2022.

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