Profitto dopo 1 anno (CAGR)
-8.04%
Opera Ltd Exchange (NASDAQ, USD)
OPRA
18.30
-0.11 (-0.60%)
Communication ServicesInternet Content & Information
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Profitto dopo 3 anni (CAGR)
11.15%
Profitto dopo 5 anni (CAGR)
13.84%
Profitto dopo 10 anni (CAGR)
-
Analisi delle azioni di Objective Corporation – Stato all'interno dello Stato
Leggi di piùCapitalizzazione di mercato
1.63B
Prezzo/Vendite
2.39
Inserire valore
1.63B
Prezzo/Libro contabile
1.61
Rendimento dei dividendi
4.26%
Anni di crescita
-
Crescita dei dividendi
-
Pagamento FCF
62.90%
P/E finale
12.86
PEG
-
P/E futuro
10.23
Crescita dell'EPS
-4.24%
Approfondimenti sull'azienda
Significato e metodologia dell'analisi fondamentale (2025)
Leggi di piùSegment Revenues ($M)
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Segment comments
Query and Advertising revenues are derived mainly from the core platforms: the Opera browsers and Opera News
Segment Adjusted EBITDA ($M)
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Fintech comments
Okash, Opera's main fintech arm was spun out and merged with Mobimagic in 20Q3, creating a new entity, Nanobank, of which Opera owns 42%. As a consequence, results are no longer consolidated into the standard results and an equity valuation model is used (Nanobank results are not included in operating results, but are treated as an investment and are visible on the balance sheet)
Nanobank's financial results are visible on a chart below
Opera's European Fintech (now Dify) operations have not had meaningful revenues, but are expected to ramp up soon
Desktop browser market share (%)
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Source
Chrome is developed by Google, Firefox by Mozilla, Safari by Apple, the Opera browsers by Opera and IE was developed by Microsoft but has been discontinued
https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share/desktop/worldwide#yearly-2009-2021
Mobile browser market share (%)
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Source
Chrome and the Android browser (as well as the OS) are developed by Google, Safari by Apple, UC Browser by a subsidiary of Alibaba, the Opera browsers by Opera, Samsung Internet by Samsung, Nokia by Nokia and Blackberry by Blackberry (then Research in Motion)
https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share/mobile/worldwide#yearly-2009-2021