BioElectronics R&D / Revenue
The R&D to Revenue Ratio of BioElectronics (BIEL) as of Oct 11, 2026 is 25.13 %. In the previous year, R&D to Revenue Ratio was 53.79 % — a change of -53.28% (lower).
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R&D / Revenue
25.13 %
YoY
-53.28%
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| YEAR | R&D / Revenue | YoY |
|---|---|---|
| 25.13 % | -53.28% | |
| 53.79 % | +41.10% | |
| 38.12 % | +15.78% | |
| 32.93 % | +61.70% | |
| 20.36 % | -65.09% | |
| 58.33 % | -16.57% | |
| 69.92 % | +47.16% | |
| 47.51 % | +114.98% | |
| 22.10 % | +19.98% | |
| 18.42 % | -14.90% | |
| 21.65 % | -22.54% | |
| 27.94 % | — |
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Frequently Asked Questions about BioElectronics stock
R&D to Revenue Ratio of BioElectronics is 25.13 % in 2025.
R&D to Revenue Ratio of BioElectronics changed from 53.79 % to 25.13 %, representing a -53.28% change. The value is lower than the previous year.
On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of R&D to Revenue Ratio BioElectronics since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.
The R&D to Revenue ratio shows what percentage of revenue a company invests in research and development. Higher ratios indicate stronger focus on innovation.
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