Bombril

Bombril Book Value per Share

The Book Value per Share of Bombril (BOBR4.SA) as of Nov 4, 2026 is -0.21 BRL. In the previous year, Book Value per Share was -0.60 BRL — a change of -64.10% (higher).

Book Value per Share

-0.21BRL

YoY

-64.10%

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Book Value per Share of Bombril is 2023 -0.21 BRL. Book Value per Share of Bombril was 2022 -0.60 BRL. It decreases by -64.10% higher compared to the previous year.

The Bombril Book Value per Share history

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Book Value per Share
Date
Book Value per Share
Jan 1, 2016
-1.05 BRL
Jan 1, 2017
-0.56 BRL
Jan 1, 2018
-0.93 BRL
Jan 1, 2019
-1.09 BRL
Jan 1, 2020
-0.94 BRL
Jan 1, 2021
-0.68 BRL
Jan 1, 2022
-0.60 BRL
Jan 1, 2023
-0.21 BRL
The Bombril Book Value per Share history
YEARBook Value per ShareYoY
-0.21BRL-64.10%
-0.60BRL-12.48%
-0.68BRL-27.29%
-0.94BRL-14.01%
-1.09BRL+18.12%
-0.93BRL+64.63%
-0.56BRL-46.37%
-1.05BRL+10.86%
-0.95BRL+309.23%
-0.23BRL—

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Bombril Stock analysis

What does Bombril do? Bombril SA generates revenue through the manufacturing and distribution of cleaning products for domestic and industrial use. The company produces steel wools, liquid detergents, scouring powder, disinfectants, cleaners, soap products, softeners, synthetic sponges, laundry liquid, perfumed sachets, and air fresheners under its own brands and others. Key brands include Bombril, Limpol, Sapolio Radium, Pinho Bril, Pratice, Tanto, Mon Bijou, and Lysoform, which are sold to consumers and businesses across various segments. The firm also engages in wholesale trade of cosmetics, perfumery, and personal care products through its subsidiaries, expanding its product offerings beyond cleaning solutions. Bombril SA's primary customers are domestic households seeking cleaning and personal care products, as well as industrial clients requiring disinfectants and specialized cleaning agents. The company's product portfolio targets both retail consumers and bulk buyers in the industrial sector, with brands like Bombril and Limpol dominating the domestic market. Subsidiaries contribute to revenue by distributing cosmetics and personal care items, leveraging the company's established distribution network for broader market reach. The firm’s revenue streams are diversified across cleaning product categories and wholesale distribution channels. Brands such as Sapolio Radium and Lysoform cater to specific consumer preferences, while industrial-grade disinfectants and cleaners serve business clients. Through its subsidiaries, Bombril SA extends its market presence into cosmetics and real estate, though the latter is not a primary revenue driver. The company relies on its extensive brand portfolio and established distribution infrastructure to maintain consistent sales across both domestic and industrial segments. Bombril is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Bombril stock

Book Value per Share of Bombril is -0.21 BRL in 2023.

Book Value per Share of Bombril changed from -0.60 BRL to -0.21 BRL, representing a -64.10% change. The value is higher than the previous year.

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Book value per share represents the net asset value of the company per outstanding share. Comparing it to the stock price helps assess whether a stock is undervalued.

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