Fire & Gas Detection Technologies Stock

Fire & Gas Detection Technologies Net Margin

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The Net Profit Margin of Fire & Gas Detection Technologies (FGAS.TA) as of Aug 16, 2026 is -43.70 %. In the previous year, Net Profit Margin was -18.72 % — a change of 133.38% (lower).

Net Margin

-43.70 %

YoY

133.38%

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Net Profit Margin of Fire & Gas Detection Technologies is 2026 -43.70 % . Net Profit Margin of Fire & Gas Detection Technologies was 2025 -18.72 % . It decreases by 133.38% lower compared to the previous year.

For Fire & Gas Detection Technologies, the net margin of -43.7% is up versus -230.5% a few years ago.

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Net Profit Margin of Fire & Gas Detection Technologies is -43.70 % in 2026.

Net Profit Margin of Fire & Gas Detection Technologies changed from -18.72 % to -43.70 %, representing a 133.38% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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Net Margin measures the percentage of revenue that becomes net profit after all expenses. It is the ultimate measure of a company's profitability.

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