COUR (Coursera Platform) Earnings per share for the trailing year

Coursera, Inc. (COUR) protects its position with exclusive certificates from leading universities, yet faces high customer acquisition costs and pressure from free resources. A year-over-year EPS (TTM) comparison on the GURU.Markets chart demonstrates current trends, where -154.40 shows the value of this parameter. The business's financial stability relies on a balance between retail courses, corporate training, and full degrees.

COUR Coursera, Inc.: Net earnings per share for the last 12 months in the range 02/11/2024 - 11/14/2026

COUR (Coursera Platform): analytical breakdowns and indicator data

- share price and consensus valuation forecast:

Share Price Coursera Platform|COUR - Consensus Target

- business market valuation indicators:

Market Value Coursera Corp|COUR - Total Company Value

- issuer book value statistics:

Net Assets per Share Coursera|COUR - Company Net Assets|Market Capitalization to Book Value Ratio coursera.org|COUR - Aggregate Company Assets

- debt and liquidity data:

- business earnings and investment ratios data:

COUR - Net Income|Expected Net Income Coursera, Inc.|COUR - P/E Multiple|Forward P/E Multiple Coursera Corp|COUR - Price/Earnings to Growth Ratio|Enterprise Value to Operating Income Before Depreciation Coursera Platform|COUR - Operating profit EBITDA|Earnings per share for the last 12 months Coursera|COUR - Net earnings per share for the last 12 months|Year-over-year earnings per one share growth for the last 12 months coursera.org|COUR - Earnings per share growth in current year|Net earnings per share change forecast for next year Coursera, Inc.

- sales volume and revenue information:

COUR - Company Revenue|Company Future Revenue Coursera Inc|COUR - Price-to-Revenue Ratio|Market Cap to Future Revenue Ratio Coursera

Initial company analysis:COUR, Coursera Inc

For Coursera, Inc. (COUR), which monetizes partnerships with elite universities and the B2B segment, earnings per share dynamics reflect the scaling efficiency of its educational ecosystem. By analyzing the annual growth rate of net earnings per share (TTM), an investor assesses the percentage change in the twelve-month rolling EPS, allowing for the identification of real business profitability stripped of quarterly volatility and seasonal fluctuations.

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