Materion Corporation Materion Corporation

Materion Corporation

MTRN

Classificação em ações #3465
Materion Corporation, originally founded in 1931 as Brush Engineered Materials... Materion Corporation, originally founded in 1931 as Brush Engineered Materials Inc. before adopting its current name in 2011, is an Ohio-based company headquartered in Mayfield Heights. Through its various subsidiaries, the company is a global manufacturer of highly specialized engineered materials. These materials are crucial for numerous high-tech sectors, including semiconductor fabrication, general industrial applications, aerospace and defense, the automotive industry, energy production, consumer electronics, and telecom and data center infrastructure, with its reach extending across the United States, Asia, Europe, and other international regions. The company's operations are divided into three core segments: Performance Alloys and Composites, Advanced Materials, and Precision Optics. The Performance Alloys and Composites division offers sophisticated engineered solutions, which include both beryllium-based and non-beryllium alloy systems, as well as custom-fabricated parts. These components are supplied in diverse forms such as strips, bulk materials, rods, plates, bars, tubes, and other tailored shapes. This segment strategically operates a bertrandite ore mine and refinery in Utah, ensuring a reliable supply of feedstock hydroxide for its beryllium businesses and for external sale. Materion's Advanced Materials segment is responsible for creating a variety of specialized chemicals, microelectronics packaging, and an extensive selection of precious, non-precious, and specialty metal products. Key offerings from this segment encompass items like vapor deposition targets, frame lid assemblies, clad and precious metal pre-forms, high-temperature braze materials, and ultra-pure wire. Products from this division are distributed directly from the company's facilities, as well as through its direct sales offices and a network of independent sales representatives. Lastly, the Precision Optics segment specializes in the development and manufacturing of highly accurate thin film coatings, optical filters, and integrated assemblies. Similar to the Advanced Materials segment, its offerings are sold worldwide directly from its production sites, through dedicated sales offices, and by independent sales representatives.
Preço da ação
$239.15
Última sincronização: 2026-10-20
Valor de mercado
$4.98B
Variação (1 dia)
-1.69%
Variação (1 ano)
83.24%
País
US
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Basic Materials
Rácio P/E de Materion Corporation (MTRN)
Rácio P/E em October 2026 TTM: 58.94
De acordo com os últimos relatórios financeiros e o preço das ações da Materion Corporation, o rácio P/E atual (TTM) é 58.94. No final de 2023, a empresa tinha um P/E de 28.04.
Histórico do rácio P/E da Materion Corporation de 2000 a 2026
Rácio P/E no final de cada ano
Ano Índice P/E Alterar
2026 (TTM) 58.94 -83.07%
2024 348.16 1,141.82%
2023 28.04 34.32%
2022 20.87 -19.43%
2021 25.91 -69.09%
2020 83.81 250.71%
2019 23.90 -45.21%
2018 43.62 -48.68%
2017 85.00 176.48%
2016 30.74 75.69%
2015 17.50 1.28%
2014 17.28 -46.35%
2013 32.20 50.89%
2012 21.34 72.56%
2011 12.37 -26.73%
2010 16.88 -155.71%
2009 -30.30 -321.15%
2008 13.70 -2.95%
2007 14.12 5.45%
2006 13.39 -21.91%
2005 17.14 -19.52%
2004 21.30 -211.10%
2003 -19.17 649.60%
2002 -2.56 -88.83%
2001 -22.90 -198.59%
2000 23.22 0.00%
Rácio P/E para empresas semelhantes ou concorrentes
Empresa Rácio P/E Diferença do rácio P/E País
20.37 -65.43%
AU
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30.58 -48.11%
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Como interpretar um P/E Ratio?

O rácio Preço/Lucro (P/E) mede a relação entre o preço da ação de uma empresa e o lucro por ação.
Um P/E baixo mas positivo representa uma empresa com altos lucros face à sua valorização atual e pode estar subvalorizada. Um P/E negativo elevado (perto de 0) representa perdas significativas.

Empresas com P/E acima de 30 ou negativo são geralmente vistas como "ações de crescimento", significando que os investidores esperam crescimento ou rentabilidade futura.

Empresas com P/E positivo inferior a 10 são geralmente consideradas "ações de valor", ou seja, já são muito lucrativas mas com pouco potencial de crescimento.