New Relic Net Margin
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The Net Profit Margin of New Relic (NEWR) as of Aug 2, 2026 is -19.32 %. In the previous year, Net Profit Margin was -29.55 % — a change of -34.62% (higher).
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-19.32 %
YoY
-34.62%
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Net Profit Margin of New Relic is 2026 -19.32 % . Net Profit Margin of New Relic was 2025 -29.55 % . It decreases by -34.62% higher compared to the previous year.
New Relic's net margin stands at -19.3%, down from -8.5% several years earlier.
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New Relic Stock analysis
What does New Relic do? New Relic Inc. is an American company based in San Francisco, founded in 2008 by Lew Cirne. The company specializes in the development of software solutions that enable monitoring and analysis of enterprise IT infrastructure. New Relic supports business clients in real-time monitoring and detecting performance bottlenecks in their applications, servers, and databases.
The business model of New Relic is focused on meeting the real-time monitoring, analysis, and optimization needs of businesses' IT infrastructure. The company offers a complete range of tools, from the application layer to the infrastructure layer. The results support business decisions and enhance customer experiences. New Relic stands out from traditional IT service management providers with its innovative concept of transparency, user-friendliness, and flexibility.
New Relic Inc. is a young company with rapid growth and has expanded into additional sectors in recent years. The four main business areas are APM (Application Performance Monitoring), Browser, Mobile, and Servers. The APM software solution allows companies to monitor business applications and reports in real-time to identify and resolve issues early on. The Browser module records and analyzes user actions on websites to optimize page load times and customer interactions. The mobile platform includes technologies that enable detailed monitoring and analysis of mobile applications and apps. The newest addition is the Infrastructure division, which allows customers to monitor and analyze their cloud-based and on-premise systems.
New Relic's flagship product is the APM solution, offered on a software-as-a-service basis and accessible via a web app from any location. This solution enables customers to monitor their business applications to identify and resolve issues early on. The system employs advanced features such as code profiling, transaction tracking, and error diagnosis to provide customers with a comprehensive overview of the health and performance of their applications.
In addition, New Relic offers other products that complement the APM core product and improve IT infrastructure management. The Browser module enables detailed recording of web user behavior and helps companies better understand the customer workflow. The mobile offering ensures monitoring and improvement of mobile application performance. The recently added Infrastructure solution assists customers in monitoring and analyzing their entire IT infrastructure, including cloud services and on-premise solutions.
Since its launch in 2008, New Relic has been well-known in the tech scene. Since its IPO in 2014, it has established itself as a leading institution in the IT business sector. Recently, the company has also expanded its portfolio through the acquisition of smaller companies that complement and expand its core offerings. New Relic is proud to offer its customers a comprehensive IT monitoring and management system that meets the requirements of 21st-century businesses and leads them into the future. New Relic is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Net Profit Margin of New Relic is -19.32 % in 2026.
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