Operating Margin

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Price: 3.98 USD

Market Cap: 8B USD

11.1%

Declining

by 0.1%

Operating Margin shows how much profit a company makes from its regular business activities after covering operating costs. It helps measure how efficiently the company turns sales into profit.

Operating Margin

11.1%

Operating Income

kr4.5B

Revenue

kr40.9B

Operating Margin shows how much profit a company makes from its regular business activities after covering operating costs. It helps measure how efficiently the company turns sales into profit.

Operating Margin

11.1%

Operating Income

$4.5B

Revenue

kr40.9B

Peer Comparison

Country		Company	Market Cap	Operating Margin
SE		Nibe Industrier AB STO:NIBE B	73.2B SEK	Loading...
US	F	Fortune Brands Home & Security Inc LSE:0IRN	831.2B USD	Loading...
IE		Trane Technologies PLC NYSE:TT	87.2B USD	Loading...
IE		Johnson Controls International PLC NYSE:JCI	70.1B USD	Loading...
US		Carrier Global Corp NYSE:CARR	48.6B USD	Loading...
FR		Compagnie de Saint Gobain SA PAR:SGO	41.4B EUR	Loading...
SE		Assa Abloy AB STO:ASSA B	407.7B SEK	Loading...
JP		Daikin Industries Ltd TSE:6367	5.7T JPY	Loading...
CH		Geberit AG SIX:GEBN	19.8B CHF	Loading...
US		Lennox International Inc NYSE:LII	17.7B USD	Loading...
IE	K	Kingspan Group PLC ISEQ:KRX	13.3B EUR	Loading...

Market Distribution

Min	-2 025 693.8%
30th Percentile	-1.8%
Median	6%
70th Percentile	12.5%
Max	10 459.2%

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Nibe Industrier AB
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Market Cap

8B USD

Industry

Building

From its humble beginnings as a small Swedish stove company founded in 1952, Nibe Industrier AB has evolved into an industrial powerhouse with a global footprint, reflecting both the company’s innovative spirit and strategic foresight. Nestled in Markaryd, Sweden, Nibe has steadfastly adhered to its core mission: providing energy-efficient solutions. Over the decades, Nibe has diversified its portfolio, expanding into heating, cooling, ventilation, and energy solutions. This diversification is evident in its three distinct business areas: Nibe Climate Solutions, Nibe Element, and Nibe Stoves. Each division is integral to delivering modern, sustainable energy systems that align with the global shift towards green energy. Nibe’s operational model is as dynamic as its business sectors. By leveraging a combination of organic growth and strategic acquisitions, the company has solidified its presence in critical markets across Europe, North America, and Asia. The Climate Solutions division, for example, generates revenue by offering eco-friendly heating solutions such as heat pumps and ventilation systems, capitalizing on the increasing demand for sustainable alternatives. Meanwhile, the Element division specializes in manufacturing components that are crucial for efficient temperature management and control in various industries. Finally, Nibe Stoves remains true to the company’s roots, producing high-quality stoves and fireplaces that blend traditional aesthetics with modern technology. This triad of business segments not only ensures a robust revenue stream but also positions Nibe as a leading player in the global transition towards sustainable energy, continuously enhancing its value proposition in the market.

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