GMS Net Margin
Delisted·Sep 3, 2025
The Net Profit Margin of GMS (GMS) as of Jul 26, 2026 is 2.09 %. In the previous year, Net Profit Margin was 5.02 % — a change of -58.27% (lower).
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Net Margin
2.09 %
YoY
-58.27%
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Net Profit Margin of GMS is 2026 2.09 % . Net Profit Margin of GMS was 2025 5.02 % . It decreases by -58.27% lower compared to the previous year.
GMS's net margin stands at 2.1%, down from 3.2% several years earlier.
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GMS Stock analysis
What does GMS do? GMS Inc. is a leading company in the field of wall and ceiling cladding in the United States. The company was founded in 1971 by George Scocos in Tucker, Georgia, and is headquartered in Tucker, north of Atlanta today.
GMS' business model is based on the distribution of building materials and tools, as well as providing comprehensive services for construction projects. The company acts as a wholesaler, supplying construction companies, general contractors, and builders throughout North America. GMS not only offers the sale of materials but also provides consulting services for the planning and realization of construction projects, as well as on-site technical support.
GMS is involved in various sectors, including drywall, insulation, plastering, steel and stucco work, as well as construction machinery and tools. The company has a wide portfolio of products from renowned manufacturers such as Armstrong, Gypsum, USG, and others. These include drywall panels, gypsum boards, insulation materials, screws, sealants and adhesives, as well as tools, scaffolding, and construction equipment.
GMS operates in the United States and Canada and has more than 280 sales and distribution facilities in 43 states. The company maintains strategic partnerships with manufacturers and distributors in the US and Canada to ensure optimal delivery of building materials and improve service. GMS places great importance on customer satisfaction and service.
In recent years, GMS has expanded its business through acquisitions and strategic takeovers. Since 2017, GMS has implemented several acquisition-based growth strategies to expand the company and strengthen its position as a leading provider of building materials and services.
In addition to its successful distributor function for building materials and services, GMS also acts as a general contractor for construction projects in North America. This includes taking on the technical planning of larger-scale construction projects.
Innovation, sustainability, and customer satisfaction are the key values of GMS. The company aims to develop sustainable solutions with minimal environmental impact and offer its customers a full range of building materials and services.
Overall, since its founding, GMS Inc. has experienced strong growth and has solidified its position as one of the leading companies in the field of wall and ceiling cladding in North America. GMS is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Net Profit Margin of GMS is 2.09 % in 2026.
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