Clean Vision

Clean Vision EBIT/Assets

The Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Clean Vision (CLNV) as of Nov 11, 2026 is -55.94 %. In the previous year, Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) was -81.87 % — a change of -31.68% (higher).

EBIT/Assets

-55.94 %

YoY

-31.68%

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Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Clean Vision is 2024 -55.94 % . Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Clean Vision was 2023 -81.87 % . It decreases by -31.68% higher compared to the previous year.

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EBIT/Assets
Date
EBIT/Assets
Jan 1, 2020
-3,875.10 USD
Jan 1, 2021
-396.17 USD
Jan 1, 2022
-1,501.60 USD
Jan 1, 2023
-81.87 USD
Jan 1, 2024
-55.94 USD
The Clean Vision EBIT/Assets history
YEAREBIT/AssetsYoY
-55.94 %-31.68%
-81.87 %-94.55%
-1,501.60 %+279.03%
-396.17 %-89.78%
-3,875.10 %—

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Clean Vision Stock analysis

What does Clean Vision do? Clean Vision Corp. generates revenue through its wholly owned subsidiary Clean-Seas, Inc., which develops and operates plastic recycling technologies. The company converts plastic waste into low-sulfur fuel, clean hydrogen, AquaH, and carbon black or char using pyrolysis technology. Clean-Seas focuses on reducing ocean plastic waste by processing feedstock such as plastic through high-temperature heating without oxygen. The firm sells its byproducts to energy and industrial sectors seeking clean-burning alternatives for generating clean energy. The company's primary products include low-sulfur fuel, clean hydrogen, AquaH, and char, which are marketed to clients in the energy and industrial markets. Clean-Seas, as a subsidiary, drives the operational focus on plastic recycling solutions, targeting environmental and sustainability demands within the industry. The firm's technology enables the production of saleable byproducts from plastic waste, addressing both waste management and clean energy needs. Clean Vision Corp. monetizes its pyrolysis process by selling the resulting byproducts to customers who require low-sulfur fuel and clean hydrogen for energy generation. The company's business model centers on transforming plastic waste into valuable resources, with Clean-Seas leading the development of these recycling technologies. Revenue streams are derived from the sale of these byproducts, supporting the firm's mission to reduce plastic waste while generating clean energy solutions. Clean Vision is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

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Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Clean Vision is -55.94 % in 2024.

Operating Income to Assets Ratio (EBIT/Assets) of Clean Vision changed from -81.87 % to -55.94 %, representing a -31.68% change. The value is higher than the previous year.

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EBIT/Assets measures operating profitability relative to total assets, providing an unlevered view of asset efficiency that is comparable across capital structures.

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