Belden Net Margin
The Net Profit Margin of Belden (BDC) as of Jul 23, 2026 is 8.75 %. In the previous year, Net Profit Margin was 8.06 % — a change of 8.49% (higher).
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8.75 %
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8.49%
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Net Profit Margin of Belden is 2026 8.75 % . Net Profit Margin of Belden was 2025 8.06 % . It decreases by 8.49% higher compared to the previous year.
Belden's net margin stands at 8.7%, up from 2.8% several years earlier.
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Belden Stock analysis
What does Belden do? Belden Inc. is an internationally operating manufacturer of signal transmission products based in St. Louis, Missouri. The company was founded in 1902 by Joseph Belden and initially focused on the production of wire and cable for telegraphy. In 1907, Belden began manufacturing cables for early automotive construction.
Today, Belden is a global provider of cables, connectivity, and networking solutions for the IT/telecommunications, energy, industrial automation, and transportation sectors. The multifaceted business model of Belden encompasses both the manufacturing of products and the delivery of services.
The company operates in three business segments:
1. Enterprise Solutions
This division provides solutions for building and managing networks to customers primarily in the IT/telecommunications industry. This includes cabling and connectivity solutions, data centers, and IP networks.
2. Industrial Solutions
This segment offers solutions for industrial automation, energy, and transportation industries. Belden provides cables, connectivity solutions, and network transport systems.
3. Broadcast Solutions
This division specializes in the development and manufacturing of products for the professional audio, video, and broadcast industry. The range includes cables, cabling solutions, fiber optic transport systems, and camera control systems.
Belden's products include coaxial cables, control cables, multimedia solutions, optical fibers, network modules and components, as well as digital and analog cables.
Belden is an important partner for companies worldwide and works closely with its customers to meet individual needs. The company is known for its innovation and continuous improvement in the development of new products and solutions.
In recent years, Belden has made several acquisitions to expand its product portfolio and innovation capabilities. In 2016, Belden acquired Grass Valley, one of the leading providers of professional broadcast and film production equipment, among others. In 2018, Belden also acquired Snell Advanced Media, which was also a pioneer in the field of broadcast and production technology.
In today's world, Belden's goal is to provide its customers with cutting-edge technology that meets their needs. The company has established a strong position in the market, and its products and solutions are used in many industries - from the automotive industry to the telecommunications sector.
Belden stands for innovation, excellent quality, and uncompromising performance. The company has an outstanding reputation with customers worldwide and is a key player in the signal transmission industry. Belden is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Net Profit Margin of Belden is 8.75 % in 2026.
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