Solvay Net Margin
The Net Profit Margin of Solvay (SOLB.BR) as of Jul 25, 2026 is 0.63 %. In the previous year, Net Profit Margin was 4.35 % — a change of -85.46% (lower).
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0.63 %
YoY
-85.46%
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Net Profit Margin of Solvay is 2026 0.63 % . Net Profit Margin of Solvay was 2025 4.35 % . It decreases by -85.46% lower compared to the previous year.
Solvay's net margin stands at 0.6%, down from 8.3% several years earlier.
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Solvay Stock analysis
What does Solvay do? Solvay SA is an internationally active company based in Brussels, Belgium. The company was founded in 1863 by Ernest Solvay and started as a manufacturer of caustic soda, which is used in many industries such as textiles or papermaking. In the following years, the company continued to expand and became one of the largest chemical companies worldwide.
Today, Solvay operates in various sectors including aerospace, automotive, construction, energy, and health. The company has a total of 145 production sites worldwide and employs more than 26,000 people.
Solvay's business model is based on the development and production of specialized chemical products tailored to the needs of specific industries. The company prioritizes sustainability and environmental protection and aims to provide solutions that are both economically and ecologically viable. Solvay also collaborates with customers and partners to develop customized solutions that meet market needs.
Currently, Solvay operates in five different divisions:
- Advanced Formulations: This division focuses on the development and production of additives and auxiliaries used in plastics, paints and coatings, cosmetics, and cleaning products.
- Advanced Materials: In this division, Solvay works on the development of high-performance plastics and composites used in aerospace, automotive, and construction industries.
- Performance Chemicals: This division involves the production of chemicals used in various sectors, such as agriculture, papermaking, or the production of cleaning products.
- Specialty Polymers: This division also focuses on the production of specialized plastics, for example, for the automotive or electronics industry.
- Peroxides: The Peroxides division produces hydrogen peroxide and peroxide blends used in environmental technology, papermaking, and groundwater purification.
Among the products offered by Solvay, there is a wide range of specialized chemical compounds, such as fluorine products, vinyls, halogen compounds, or sodium carbonate. One notable product is sodium bicarbonate, also known as baking soda, which is used in the food industry but also as an ingredient in medications and cosmetics.
Overall, Solvay is influential in the industrial landscape and has significantly influenced the development of chemical products. The company is an important partner for many industries relying on chemical compounds. Solvay will continue to work on expanding and improving its products and divisions in order to consistently offer innovative and sustainable solutions to customers and partners in the market. Solvay is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Net Profit Margin of Solvay is 0.63 % in 2026.
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