Vialife Net Margin
The Net Profit Margin of Vialife (ALVIA.PA) as of Jul 27, 2026 is 2.15 %. In the previous year, Net Profit Margin was 7.54 % — a change of -71.51% (lower).
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2.15 %
YoY
-71.51%
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Net Profit Margin of Vialife is 2026 2.15 % . Net Profit Margin of Vialife was 2025 7.54 % . It decreases by -71.51% lower compared to the previous year.
For Vialife, the net margin of 2.1% is up versus -3.9% a few years ago.
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Vialife Stock analysis
What does Vialife do? Vialife SA is a company specializing in the manufacture and distribution of nutritional supplements. It was founded in 2001 and is based in Switzerland. The founder, Michel Vonlanthen, had previous experience in the production of nutritional supplements and decided to start his own company. Vialife SA's business model focuses on producing and distributing supplements based on natural ingredients. The company places emphasis on quality and effectiveness, offering a wide range of products tailored to individual customer needs. Their main sectors include sports nutrition and healthcare. Sustainability is also a key concern for Vialife SA, with all ingredients sourced from environmentally and socially responsible production. They work closely with research institutions and laboratories to ensure product quality and continue to invest in product development and employee training. Vialife SA is known for its high quality, customer-oriented approach, and sustainability, making it a key player in the nutritional supplement market. Vialife is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Net Profit Margin of Vialife is 2.15 % in 2026.
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