Northern Technologies International R&D Spending Growth & History (NTIC)

Northern Technologies International's r&d spending was $5.0M for fiscal 2025.

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Northern Technologies International annual r&d spending history

Northern Technologies International annual r&d spending

Fiscal yearPeriod endedR&D spendingChangeGrowth
20252025-08-31$5.0M$235,490+4.90%
20242024-08-31$4.8M−$165,131−3.32%
20232023-08-31$5.0M$192,588+4.03%
20222022-08-31$4.8M$374,855+8.52%
20212021-08-31$4.4M$421,024+10.58%
20202020-08-31$4.0M$157,385+4.12%
20192019-08-31$3.8M$297,117+8.43%
20182018-08-31$3.5M$612,560+21.03%
20172017-08-31$2.9M−$1.8M−38.36%
20162016-08-31$4.7M$677,317+16.74%
20152015-08-31$4.0M−$321,473−7.36%
2014 · Aug 312014-08-31$4.4M$553,237+14.50%
2013 · Aug 312013-08-31$3.8M−$60,066−1.55%
20122012-08-31$3.9M−$488,528−11.19%
20112011-08-31$4.4M

Northern Technologies International r&d spending trends

Over the last five fiscal years, Northern Technologies International's r&d spending increased from $4.0M to $5.0M, a change of $1.1M. The latest reported quarter, Q3 2026, shows $1.2M.

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What research and development spending means

Research and development (R&D) spending covers the costs of creating and improving products, services, software, technologies, and processes. Higher R&D spending may support future innovation, but the amount alone does not show whether those investments will generate returns.

Calculation and source

SEC-reported R&D expense

TickerStat standardizes research and development expense reported in company SEC filings, including the software-specific US-GAAP R&D concept when it is the filer’s primary R&D expense line. It is historical company-reported spending, not an estimate or forecast. Fiscal periods can differ from calendar years, so exact period-end dates are included.

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