Clarus Interest Coverage
The Interest Coverage Ratio of Clarus (CLAR) as of Jul 25, 2026 is -43.42. In the previous year, Interest Coverage Ratio was -47.97 — a change of -9.49% (higher).
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-43.42
YoY
-9.49%
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Interest Coverage Ratio of Clarus is 2026 -43.42 . Interest Coverage Ratio of Clarus was 2025 -47.97 . It decreases by -9.49% higher compared to the previous year.
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Clarus Stock analysis
What does Clarus do? Clarus Corporation is an innovative provider of solutions for the outdoor and lifestyle industry. The company is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. It was founded in 1991 and has been publicly listed on the stock exchange since 1994. The founders of Clarus had a vision to enhance the lives of outdoor enthusiasts by producing high-quality products that are both functional and aesthetically appealing.
Clarus' core business areas include the brands Black Diamond, Sierra, and PIEPS. Black Diamond specializes in high-quality equipment and apparel for climbing, skiing, and mountaineering. Sierra specializes in camping equipment and backpacks. PIEPS is a leading provider of avalanche rescue technology and equipment. Clarus also has a smaller presence in other areas such as table tennis, initially under the brand Baden in the US market, and since 2021, globally under the brand Killerspin.
The products of Clarus are characterized by high quality and innovation. For example, Black Diamond was the first company to produce carabiners made of materials such as aluminum and carbon fiber, which are much lighter and stronger than traditional steel carabiners. Sierra products are known for their durability and good value for money. PIEPS is a leader in the development of avalanche transceivers and other life-saving products for winter sports.
In recent years, Clarus has also made a number of acquisitions. Notable acquisitions include Gregory Mountain Products and PIEPS. Gregory Mountain Products is a renowned manufacturer of backpacks and other outdoor equipment, known for its innovative designs and user-friendliness. The acquisition of PIEPS strengthened Clarus' position as a leading provider of avalanche rescue technology.
Another important development at Clarus was the focus on direct-to-consumer businesses. The company recognized that consumers are increasingly purchasing their products through e-commerce channels. To meet this demand, Clarus has invested in the development of online platforms and distribution channels in recent years, allowing consumers to shop directly from the company's website.
Overall, Clarus has an impressive success story, driven by a strong vision, smart acquisition strategy, and deep understanding of consumer needs. The brand is known for its innovative products, high quality, and commitment to sustainability and environmental protection. Clarus is on track to continue its reputation as a leading provider of outdoor and lifestyle products while also exploring new business opportunities in other areas. Clarus is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Interest Coverage Ratio of Clarus is -43.42 in 2026.
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