Chemours EBIT Margin
The EBIT Margin (Operating Margin) of Chemours (CC) as of Jul 24, 2026 is -0.09 %. In the previous year, EBIT Margin (Operating Margin) was 7.66 % — a change of -101.12% (lower).
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EBIT Margin
-0.09 %
YoY
-101.12%
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EBIT Margin (Operating Margin) of Chemours is 2026 -0.09 % . EBIT Margin (Operating Margin) of Chemours was 2025 7.66 % . It decreases by -101.12% lower compared to the previous year.
Chemours's operating (EBIT) margin stands at -0.1%, down from 13.5% several years earlier.
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Chemours Stock analysis
What does Chemours do? Chemours Co is a US-based chemical company that emerged from the DuPont Performance Chemicals division in 2015. With its headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware, the company employs over 7,000 employees worldwide and has an annual revenue of approximately $6 billion.
The company's history dates back to 1802 when Eleuthère Irénée DuPont de Nemours established a powder mill in Wilmington. Over time, DuPont specialized in the production of chemicals for various applications including textiles, electronics, construction, transportation, and food. In 2015, the DuPont Performance Chemicals division was spun off as an independent company under the name Chemours Co.
Chemours' business model is based on the development and production of chemicals for various applications including titanium dioxide pigments, fluoroproducts, Nafion membranes, Freon refrigerants, and optical materials. These products are utilized by various industries such as automotive, construction, chemicals, and electronics.
The company is divided into three segments: Titanium Technologies, Fluor Technologies, and Chemical Solutions. Chemours' titanium dioxide pigments are produced in the Titanium Technologies segment and are a crucial component in paints, plastics, paper, and other materials. Fluor products, such as refrigerants and fluoropolymer coatings, are manufactured by the Fluor Technologies segment and find application in aerospace, automotive, and semiconductor production. The Chemical Solutions segment produces various chemicals for use in agriculture, oil and gas industry, fuel cell production, and other areas.
One well-known product of Chemours is the refrigerant R-134a, marketed under the brand name Freon. This refrigerant was developed in the 1990s as a replacement for the ozone-depleting refrigerant R-12 (Freon 12) and is now widely used in vehicle air conditioning systems and other cooling systems.
Another product of Chemours is Nafion membranes, used in fuel cells. These membranes enable the electrochemical reaction that converts hydrogen into electricity and water. Fuel cells are considered an environmentally-friendly energy source for vehicles and buildings.
Chemours aims to produce chemicals that are safe, environmentally friendly, and sustainable. The company has developed its own sustainability strategy, which aims to reduce resource consumption, decrease dependence on non-renewable resources, and minimize environmental impact. Chemours has also implemented a comprehensive product safety and quality policy to ensure that all products meet the highest safety and quality standards.
Overall, Chemours is a leading provider of chemicals used in a variety of industries. The company is committed to sustainability and product safety and is dedicated to continuously improving its processes and products. Chemours is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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EBIT Margin (Operating Margin) of Chemours is -0.09 % in 2026.
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