Albemarle Stock Calculator
Estimate your Albemarle ($ALB) stock returns over time
Albemarle Investment Calculator
Calculate potential returns on your Albemarle stock investment using historical performance data.
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This calculator allows you to project returns on Albemarle stock over time. Input your initial investment, holding period, and return rate. Experiment with different values to see how compounding impacts your potential growth.
Albemarle has demonstrated varying returns across different time periods. The 5Y return of -24.64% provides the most comprehensive historical view. Our weighted average annual return of -53.16% gives more weight to longer-term performance. However, past performance doesn't guarantee future results, and returns can vary significantly year to year.
Several factors can influence Albemarle's stock performance:
- Company earnings and revenue growth
- Market conditions and economic trends
- Industry-specific developments
- Company announcements and news
- Overall market sentiment
The calculator provides two key metrics:
Future Value
The projected value of your investment at the end of your holding period
Total Return
The absolute dollar amount gained or lost, plus the percentage return on your investment
Remember that these are projections based on your inputs and historical data. Actual returns may differ significantly.
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Historical Returns
1Y Return
-52.66%
2Y Return
-69.71%
3Y Return
-78.23%
4Y Return
-64.43%
5Y Return
-24.64%
YTD Return
-32.73%
Last Updated: 2025-06-04 14:22:26
Albemarle Information
Albemarle Corporation provides energy storage solutions worldwide. It operates through three segments: Energy Storage, Specialties, and Ketjen. The Energy Storage segment offers lithium compounds, including lithium carbonate, lithium hydroxide, and lithium chloride for use in lithium batteries used in consumer electronics and electric vehicles, power grids and solar panels, high performance greases, specialty glass used in consumer appliances and electronics, organic synthesis processes in the areas of steroid chemistry and vitamins, and various life science applications, as well as intermediates in the pharmaceutical industry; technical services, including handling and use of reactive lithium products; and recycling services for lithium-containing by-products. The Specialties segment provides bromine and highly specialized lithium solutions for various industries, such as energy, mobility, connectivity, and health comprising fire safety compounds; bromine-based specialty chemicals products, including elemental bromine, alkyl bromides, inorganic bromides, brominated powdered activated carbon, and various bromine fine chemicals; lithium specialties, such as butyllithium and lithium aluminum hydride; cesium products for the chemical and pharmaceutical industries; and zirconium, barium, and titanium products for pyrotechnical applications that include airbag initiators. The Ketjen segment offers clean fuels technologies, including hydroprocessing catalysts together with isomerization and akylation catalysts; fluidized catalytic cracking catalysts and additives; and performance catalyst solutions comprising organometallics and curatives. It serves grid storage, automotive, aerospace, conventional energy, electronics, construction, agriculture and food, pharmaceuticals and medical device industries. Albemarle Corporation was founded in 1887 and is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Business Classification
Sector
Basic Materials
Industry
Specialty Chemicals
Location
Charlotte, NC, United States
Company Size
8,300 employees
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