DelTron

DelTron Working Capital Turnover

The Working Capital Turnover of DelTron (DTRO) as of Nov 7, 2026 is -0.29. In the previous year, Working Capital Turnover was -7.91 — a change of -96.38% (higher).

Working Capital Turnover

-0.29

YoY

-96.38%

Last updated:

Working Capital Turnover of DelTron is 2011 -0.29 . Working Capital Turnover of DelTron was 2010 -7.91 . It decreases by -96.38% higher compared to the previous year.

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DelTron Stock analysis

What does DelTron do? DelTron Inc is a leading American company specializing in the manufacture of precision guides and linear motion systems. The company was founded in 1978 under the name Microcator and has since successfully developed into one of the leading brands in the market. Its business model is based on the manufacture and sale of linear motion guides and precision guides, which are used in various industries including aerospace, medical devices, and semiconductor. The company also offers custom solutions tailored to customer requirements. One of its key areas of focus is ball screws, which are widely used in products and highly sought after in the automotive industry. DelTron also offers a wide range of linear motion guides, including miniature guides and systems that can be used in extreme environments. The company operates a research and development program to constantly develop new products and technologies that meet customer requirements. It closely collaborates with customers to customize their needs and develop innovative solutions that meet their specific requirements. The product range includes various sizes and configurations of linear motion guides and precision guides, including ball screws, lead screws, and systems. DelTron's miniature guides, which are extensively used in applications requiring high-precision movements such as the medical device industry, are particularly well-known and useful. They are also used in camera lenses and other high-tech applications. DelTron is a renowned and reliable company with a comprehensive range of linear motion guides and precision guides that are available to customers worldwide. The company is known for its high product quality, commitment to customer service, and innovative solutions that meet customer needs. DelTron is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

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Working Capital Turnover of DelTron is -0.29 in 2011.

Working Capital Turnover of DelTron changed from -7.91 to -0.29, representing a -96.38% change. The value is higher than the previous year.

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Working capital turnover measures how efficiently a company uses its working capital to generate revenue. Higher ratios indicate more efficient short-term asset utilization.

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