Adjusted daily closes · 252 observations · as of Nov 6, 2026
Historical data, not a forecast
1 month
+6.5%
3 months
-2.0%
6 months
+19.8%
1 year
+52.4%
Year to date
+27.0%
52-week range
$55.18 – $93.18
Fundamental snapshot
Latest reported period: Sep 30, 2026
Sharadar reported data
Market cap
$57.37B
P/E
17.4
P/B
2.5
P/S
0.8
Revenue
$71.8B
Net income
$3.29B
Diluted EPS
5.01
Gross margin
42.20%
Net margin
4.60%
Return on equity
15.40%
Total debt
$18.84B
Cash
$3.79B
Free cash flow
$3.02B
Latest eight reported quarters
Reported quarterly values, newest first
Period
Revenue
Net income
Gross margin
Net margin
Free cash flow
Sep 30, 2026
$20.19B
$756M
39.50%
3.70%
$300M
Jun 30, 2026
$19.76B
$1.6B
42.00%
8.10%
$137M
Mar 31, 2026
$15.85B
-$289M
41.00%
-1.80%
$1.23B
Dec 31, 2025
$16B
$1.22B
47.20%
7.60%
$1.35B
Sep 30, 2025
$16.67B
$1.42B
46.20%
8.50%
$688M
Jun 30, 2025
$16.65B
$2.13B
49.30%
12.80%
$648M
Mar 31, 2025
$14.04B
$240M
42.90%
1.70%
$1.15B
Dec 31, 2024
$15.56B
$843M
48.10%
5.40%
$584M
Reported figures can reflect company reporting conventions, restatements, or sector-specific accounting. Verify against filings before relying on a valuation comparison.
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