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Aalberts N.V.

€42.16+€0.64+1.54%

AMS / EUR

Market cap

€4.5B

P/E

30.1

EPS (TTM)

€1.64

Dividend yield

2.73%

Beta

1.32

1Y return

+51.00%

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Financials

The numbers behind the company

Revenue vs net income

RevenueNet income

$3.4B2021

$3.5B2022

$3.7B2023

$3.3B2024

$3.6B2025

Financial health

Gross margin

Operating margin

ROE

ROA

Debt to equity0.51Low
Current ratio1.40
Cash ratio0.17
Net margin4.9%
Free cash flow—

Valuation

Is it expensive right now

P/E vs the market

scale 0–50

0153050

AALB.AS30.1
Industrials sector median17.0
S&P 50022.0

Trades about 77% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.

Ratios

PEG13.75
Price to book1.87
EPS (TTM)€1.64
Payout ratio8,178%
FCF yield5.60%

Range & risk

€25.78€45.22

Trading in the upper third of its 52-week band

Beta1.32

Profile

What Aalberts N.V. actually does

Aalberts N.V. develops essential, high-performance technologies. The company is structured into two main divisions: Building Technology and Industrial Technology. The Building Technology segment focuses on creating, manufacturing, and monitoring hydronic flow control systems to optimize energy efficiency in heating and cooling. This division also designs and produces integrated piping systems for the precise distribution and regulation of water or gas in heating, cooling, water, gas, and sprinkler networks, serving eco-friendly construction and specialized industrial settings. The Industrial Technology segment partners with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to engineer and produce advanced mechatronics and technologies. These solutions are vital for the accurate regulation, measurement, and control of fluids under challenging and critical circumstances, benefiting areas such as semiconductor efficiency, sustainable transport, and various industrial applications. Furthermore, this division provides a range of surface treatment technologies, utilizing a network of local service centers to support customers in the sustainable transportation and industrial sectors. Aalberts N.V. has a significant global footprint, with operations across Western Europe, the United States, Russia, Eastern Europe, the Asia-Pacific region, the Middle East, and Africa. Founded in 1975 and based in Utrecht, the Netherlands, the company rebranded from Aalberts Industries N.V. to its current name in April 2019.

CEO

Stéphane Simonetta

Employees

13,000

Headquarters

Utrecht, UT

Founded

1998-07-20

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AALB.AS has a beta of 1.32, which indicates how sensitive it has historically been to movements in its broader market. A beta above 1 suggests higher relative volatility than the market. Beta is based on historical data and does not predict future performance.

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