Iron Mountain Incorporated
IRMReal estateStock · Data from SEC EDGAR 13F · Not currently tracked
Iron Mountain Incorporated at a glance
An overview of the financial statements, in plain language. Switch to the advanced view for charts.
- Valuation9
- Growth78
- Profitability61
- Quality25
- Debt15
- Stability93
- ✓Revenue grew 10.6% a year over 3 years.
- ✓The analysts' average target is 31% above the price.
- !Free cash flow is negative and the company has debt.
- !It pays out more in dividends than it earns.
- !The stock is expensive: you pay 78.5 USD for 1 USD of annual earnings.
The score describes the quality and the past of the company based on its statements (the FinBoss model, indicative). A high score is not a buy signal and a low one is not a sell signal. Data source: Yahoo Finance, prices and statements in USD.
Is the stock expensive?
ExpensiveFor 1 USD of annual earnings you pay 78.5 USD. Based on next year's estimates 40.3 USD.
- P/E
- 78.5×
- P/S
- 4.3×
- EV/EBITDA
- 20.7×
Is the company growing?
GrowingRevenue over 3 years grew 10.6% a year. Last year 18.5%.
Does it make money?
WeakChart IRM
Insider purchases
last 90 days, SEC Form 4Which investors hold this stock
Frequently asked questions
How much is Iron Mountain Incorporated (IRM) stock?
Iron Mountain Incorporated shares trade at $109.96, -0.63% over the last trading day. The price is delayed.
What is the market cap of Iron Mountain Incorporated?
The market cap of Iron Mountain Incorporated is about $32.7B and its price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) is 78.5.
Does Iron Mountain Incorporated pay a dividend?
The dividend yield of Iron Mountain Incorporated is 3.12% a year. The yield can change with the company's decisions.
How has Iron Mountain Incorporated stock performed over the last year?
The Iron Mountain Incorporated share price changed by +4.49% over 12 months and by +140.93% over 5 years.
Source: SEC EDGAR 13F-HR (quarterly filings). The data is indicative and is not investment advice.