eBay Inc.· EBAY

🇺🇸 US · LargeSP500NASDAQ

Consumer Cyclical Specialty Retail Website

Price: $104.59
Day: +1.14%
Mkt Cap: $46.44B
52W Range: $78.03 – $119.31
Volume: 6.54M
Beta: 1.34

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Company Overview

Snapshot of fundamentals, performance, and 5D scores.

5D scores: Quality 3.1, Peers 3.5, Valuation 3.0, Analysts 3.9, Holdings 3.2 (out of 5)
Market: $104.59 a share, market cap $46.44B, +12.4% over 12 months
Company: Consumer Cyclical · Specialty Retail, 12,300 employees, NASDAQ

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Company Profile

Business fundamentals and company information

Business Description

eBay Inc. manages an extensive global e-commerce ecosystem designed to facilitate transactions between buyers and sellers. This framework primarily encompasses its flagship website, ebay.com, alongside its suite of dedicated mobile applications. Through these digital platforms, users are empowered to list, discover, purchase, and pay for a vast array of goods. These transactions occur across a multitude of channels—online, mobile, and even certain traditional avenues—involving a diverse array of participants. This includes individual sellers, small businesses, and larger entities such as retailers, distributors, liquidators, import/export firms, and auctioneers, often integrating with various commerce platforms, search engines, and shopping networks. The company was established in 1995 and its corporate headquarters are situated in San Jose, California.

Key Details

CEO

Jamie J. Iannone

Employees

12,300

Headquarters

San Jose, CA, US

IPO Date

Sep 1998

Exchange

NASDAQ Global Select

Phone

408 376 7108

Consumer Cyclical · Specialty Retail

SEC filings

10-KFeb 19, 2026 10-QAug 6, 2026 8-KAug 5, 2026

Price Performance

Recent price action and historical returns

Price Performance

$104.59

Historical Returns

Price performance over time

1 Day

+1.14%

5 Day

+0.99%

1 Month

-6.60%

3 Months

-3.75%

6 Months

+15.11%

YTD

+20.08%

1 Year

+12.44%

3 Years

+140.82%

5 Years

+41.47%

10 Years

+221.91%

Revenue Analysis

How the business makes money, by product and geography

2025 revenue · 2 products

Revenue to Profit Flow · 2025

How revenue flows through the P&L: Products → Total Revenue → COGS → Gross Profit → operating costs (R&D, SG&A) → Operating Income → Tax / Interest → Net Income.

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5D Framework

Five lenses on the stock. Click any card to dive deeper.

Quality

Business fundamentals

3.1/5

Adequate

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Peers

Competitive position

3.5/5

Adequate

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Valuation

Model-based valuation (vs. price)

3.0/5

In line with estimate

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Analysts

Wall Street sentiment

3.9/5

Bullish

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Holdings

Smart money flows

3.2/5

Neutral

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