Grendene OCF Margin
The Operating Cash Flow Margin of Grendene (GRND3.SA) as of Jul 26, 2026 is 22.54 %. In the previous year, Operating Cash Flow Margin was 28.96 % — a change of -22.17% (lower).
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22.54 %
YoY
-22.17%
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Operating Cash Flow Margin of Grendene is 2026 22.54 % . Operating Cash Flow Margin of Grendene was 2025 28.96 % . It decreases by -22.17% lower compared to the previous year.
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Grendene Stock analysis
What does Grendene do? Grendene SA is a Brazilian shoe manufacturer and one of the world's largest producers of plastic shoes. The company was founded in 1971 by brothers Alexandre and Pedro Grendene and is headquartered in Farroupilha, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
Grendene specializes in the production of plastic shoes and is known for its innovative designs and technologies. The company is able to produce shoes in large quantities and offers a wide range of products for different age groups and occasions.
Grendene's business model is based on three pillars: innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. The company relies on the latest technologies and materials to create innovative products that meet customer needs. Grendene also works on improving its production processes to maximize efficiency and reduce costs. Additionally, the company is committed to producing sustainable products and improving its business practices to have a positive impact on the environment.
Grendene is divided into various divisions, including baby shoes, children's shoes, women's shoes, and men's shoes. Each division offers a wide range of products for different occasions and needs. For example, the baby shoe division offers shoes for babies and toddlers aged 0-3 years, while the children's division produces shoes for children aged 3-10 years. The women's shoe division offers a wide range of shoe styles, from sandals to high heels, while the men's shoe division offers shoes for men for all occasions, from casual to formal events.
Some of Grendene's most well-known brands include Melissa, Ipanema, and Rider. Melissa is a women's shoe brand known for its elegant and trendy designs. The brand is famous for its collaborations with leading designers such as Vivienne Westwood and Karl Lagerfeld. Ipanema is a shoe brand known for its comfortable and stylish flip-flops and sandals, offering a wide range of shoe styles for women and children.
Rider is a shoe brand for men and women, primarily known for its sporty styles. The brand also offers a wide range of shoes for the beach and leisure activities.
Grendene has also produced other products such as plastic toys and furniture, but the production of plastic shoes remains the core of the business.
Overall, Grendene is a leading plastic shoe manufacturer whose innovative designs and technologies are reflected in its products. The company has developed a successful strategy to strengthen its position in the global market and expand its product range and brands. Grendene is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Operating Cash Flow Margin of Grendene is 22.54 % in 2026.
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