UiPath Platform - PATH Net earnings per share (EPS TTM)

The 12-month YoY earnings per share growth rate demonstrates the leadership of UiPath Inc. (PATH) in the RPA segment, where digital subscription expansion ensures high scalability. The current value stands at 1769.60, confirming the resilience of cash flows from loyal corporate clients. Business growth is further amplified by strategic partnerships with cloud behemoths, creating AI automation synergies to optimize enterprise infrastructure.

PATH UiPath Corp: Net earnings per share for the last 12 months in the range 02/11/2024 - 11/10/2026

Financial and market metric breakdowns for UiPath Platform (PATH)

- current price and projected stock value:

Price Performance Chart uipath.com|PATH - Analyst Consensus Forecast

- issuer market value details:

Market Capitalization UiPath Inc|PATH - Total Company Value

- shareholders' equity book value data:

Net Assets per Share UiPath|PATH - Company Net Assets|Market Cap to Book Value Multiple uipath.com|PATH - Aggregate Company Assets

- debt and liquidity data:

- business earnings and investment ratios data:

PATH - Company Net Income|Expected Net Income UiPath Inc.|PATH - P/E Multiple|Projected Price to Earnings Ratio UiPath Inc|PATH - Price/Earnings to Growth Multiple|EV/EBITDA Multiple UiPath Inc|PATH - Operating profit EBITDA|Net earnings per share for the last four quarters UiPath|PATH - Earnings per share for the last twelve months|Year-over-year net earnings per share trend for the last twelve months uipath.com|PATH - Earnings growth in current year|Earnings growth forecast for next year UiPath Inc.

Fundamental company valuation:UiPath Inc.

UiPath Inc. (PATH) dominance in the RPA segment allows the company to convert technological leadership into financial results, as reflected in the annual growth of earnings per share over 12 months. This indicator calculates the percentage change in the rolling EPS (TTM) sum, enabling investors to distinguish sustainable business scaling from temporary spikes and avoid overpaying for a slowing growth rate.

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