Parrot

Parrot Capital Intensity

The Capital Intensity Ratio of Parrot (PARRO.PA) as of Oct 28, 2026 is 84.59 %. In the previous year, Capital Intensity Ratio was 109.42 % — a change of -22.70% (lower).

Capital Intensity

84.59 %

YoY

-22.70%

Last updated:

Capital Intensity Ratio of Parrot is 2025 84.59 % . Capital Intensity Ratio of Parrot was 2024 109.42 % . It decreases by -22.70% lower compared to the previous year.

The Parrot Capital Intensity history

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Capital Intensity
Date
Capital Intensity
Jan 1, 2018
223.63 EUR
Jan 1, 2019
248.60 EUR
Jan 1, 2020
253.92 EUR
Jan 1, 2021
266.23 EUR
Jan 1, 2022
171.27 EUR
Jan 1, 2023
134.26 EUR
Jan 1, 2024
109.42 EUR
Jan 1, 2025
84.59 EUR
The Parrot Capital Intensity history
YEARCapital IntensityYoY
84.59 %-22.70%
109.42 %-18.50%
134.26 %-21.61%
171.27 %-35.67%
266.23 %+4.85%
253.92 %+2.14%
248.60 %+11.16%
223.63 %-15.66%
265.15 %-12.89%
304.39 %+51.95%
200.32 %+57.26%
127.39 %—

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Parrot Stock analysis

What does Parrot do? Parrot SA is a French company that was founded in 1994 by Henri Seydoux. The company is headquartered in Paris and employs over 800 employees worldwide. Parrot is a leader in the development of wireless technologies and offers systems that run on various platforms such as mobile devices, tablets, laptops, and desktops. Parrot operates in four main areas: 1. Automotive: Parrot produces infotainment systems for cars that offer a variety of features, including navigation, music streaming, and call control. One standout product is the "Parrot RNB 6," a car radio-specific Android tablet with a GSM module and various connectivity options. 2. Personal transportation: Parrot offers a variety of mobile Bluetooth solutions, including hands-free kits and headphones. 3. Drones: Another area of focus is the sale of mini-drones like the "Parrot Anafi," which are known for their lightweight design, camera quality, and ease of use. While drone sales were previously a significant part of the company's business, declining numbers in this sector have led to a reconsideration of their viability. 4. Enterprise: This involves the development of professional surveillance systems and WLAN infrastructure. This includes a range of solutions for businesses, including security and surveillance cameras, wireless network devices, and sensors. The company also develops and markets proprietary software such as "Sensefly eMotion 3" for flight planning, "Pix4Dmapper" for mapping, and "Parrot Bluegrass Fields" for managing agricultural land. Parrot's business model is based on innovation and the ability to quickly adapt to industry changes. This is evident in the company's history, as they were early adopters of Bluetooth and WLAN technologies. Parrot has garnered a reputation for its innovations and involvement in the open-source community. The company has initiated numerous projects that utilize open-source code to enable a broader range of applications. This includes the online database MySensors, which provides a platform for customized, interconnected, sensor-driven applications. Today, Parrot continues to heavily focus on innovation, particularly in the mobile, automotive, and drone sectors. The goal is to continually develop new technologies and products to meet the growing needs of consumers and businesses. In summary, Parrot is an innovative company that produces diverse products in various sectors. Notably, the company has a high rate of development and the ability to quickly adapt to industry changes. Parrot is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Parrot stock

Capital Intensity Ratio of Parrot is 84.59 % in 2025.

Capital Intensity Ratio of Parrot changed from 109.42 % to 84.59 %, representing a -22.70% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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Capital intensity measures the amount of assets needed to generate each unit of revenue. Lower ratios indicate asset-light business models.

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