Twilio
TWLOTechnologyStock · Data from SEC EDGAR 13F · Held by 9 of 87 tracked investors
Twilio at a glance
An overview of the financial statements, in plain language. Switch to the advanced view for charts.
- Valuation37
- Growth78
- Profitability66
- Quality77
- Debt100
- Stability61
- ✓Out of 100 USD of revenue, 21 USD is left as net profit.
- ✓It has more cash than debt.
- ✓Revenue grew 9.8% a year over 3 years.
- !The stock is expensive: you pay 36.2 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?
Fairly expensiveFor 1 USD of annual earnings you pay 36.2 USD. Based on next year's estimates 38.5 USD.
- P/E
- 36.2×
- P/S
- 7.2×
- EV/EBITDA
- 77.3×
Is the company growing?
GrowingRevenue over 3 years grew 9.8% a year. Last year 22.0%.
Does it make money?
ExcellentChart TWLO
Insider purchases
last 90 days, SEC Form 4Which investors hold this stock
9HE Henry Ellenbogen Durable Capital Partners | 3.7% |
SF Scott Ferguson Sachem Head Capital | 2.65% |
SC Steven Cohen Point72 Asset Management | 0.05% |
Ns Norský státní fond Norges Bank | 0.04% |
Šn Švýcarská národní banka Swiss National Bank | 0.04% |
CA Cliff Asness AQR Capital Management | 0.02% |
LB Louis Bacon Moore Capital Management | 0.01% |
JG Joel Greenblatt Gotham Asset Management | 0% |
KF Ken Fisher Fisher Investments | 0% |
Frequently asked questions
How much is Twilio (TWLO) stock?
Twilio shares trade at $261.79, +3.22% over the last trading day. The price is delayed.
What is the market cap of Twilio?
The market cap of Twilio is about $40.2B and its price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) is 36.2.
How has Twilio stock performed over the last year?
The Twilio share price changed by +132.58% over 12 months and by -10.15% over 5 years.
Which big investors hold Twilio?
According to the latest 13F filings, 9 of 87 tracked investors hold Twilio, for example Henry Ellenbogen, Scott Ferguson, Steven Cohen.
Source: SEC EDGAR 13F-HR (quarterly filings). The data is indicative and is not investment advice.