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Recticel SA/NV

RECT
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Founded in Brussels, Belgium, in 1896, Recticel SA/NV is a global provider of... Founded in Brussels, Belgium, in 1896, Recticel SA/NV is a global provider of diverse insulation and acoustic solutions. The company's offerings include high-performance thermal insulation boards made from polyisocyanurate foam, suitable for both residential and commercial structures, alongside thermal-acoustic boards designed for partition walls and advanced vacuum insulation systems. Recticel also supplies various insulated panels, featuring options like mineral wool and PIR, as well as modular structural elements for floors, columns, and ceilings that serve sectors such as commercial, hospitality, education, and industrial facilities. Moreover, it delivers comprehensive acoustic solutions—encompassing engineering, absorption, barrier, damping, gasketing, and thermal management—tailored for demanding applications in aerospace, heavy-duty vehicles, industrial machinery, building and infrastructure, energy, medical equipment manufacturing, and electronics. The company markets its insulation boards under the Simfocor brand, while its insulated panels are sold under the Trimo, Trimo MSS, and REX Panels & Profiles brands. Recticel's operations span across Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Germany, Slovenia, other European Union nations, the United Kingdom, the United States, and various other international markets.
Share Price
$16.27
Last synced: 2026-08-28
Market Cap
$923.42M
Change (1 day)
7.19%
Change (1 year)
48.48%
Country
BE
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Stock split history for Recticel SA/NV (RECT)
Recticel SA/NV stock (symbol: RECT) underwent a total of 0 stock splits.
The most recent stock split occurred on Aug 29, 2026.
One RECT share bought prior to Aug 29, 2026 would equal to 0 RECT shares today.
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