TEAM Atlassian Corp: Market Capitalization

Atlassian Corporation (TEAM) relies on AWS cloud architecture, having completely moved away from owning physical hardware. The business's environmental strategy is based on transitioning data centers to green energy to minimize its carbon footprint. The company is currently implementing AI agents to automate routine project management tasks, and its market capitalization stands at 24.08. This chart illustrates the stock's market performance.

TEAM Atlassian: Market Valuation in the range 07/04/2022 - 11/12/2026

TEAM (Atlassian Inc.): analytical breakdowns and indicator data

- current price and projected stock value:

Stock Price Atlassian|TEAM - Average Forecast Price

- company stock capitalization data:

Market Capitalization Atlassian Inc.|TEAM - Enterprise Value

- issuer book value statistics:

Net Assets per Single Share Atlassian|TEAM - Company Net Assets|Market Value to Book Value Ratio atlassian.com|TEAM - Company Total Asset Base

- issuer credit burden and liquidity indicators:

- business earnings and investment ratios data:

TEAM - Company Profit|Projected Future Earnings Atlassian Corporation|TEAM - Market Cap to Earnings|Projected Price to Earnings Atlassian Corp|TEAM - Price/Earnings to Growth Ratio|EV/EBITDA Multiple Atlassian Inc.|TEAM - Profit before interest, taxes and amortization|Earnings per share for the last twelve months Atlassian|TEAM - Earnings per share for the last twelve months|Year-over-year earnings per share growth for the last twelve months atlassian.com|TEAM - Earnings per share growth rate in current year|Net earnings per share growth forecast for next year Atlassian Corporation

Fundamental valuation:Atlassian (TEAM)

The market value of Atlassian Corporation (TEAM) reflects the market valuation of its strategy to migrate customers to the cloud and expand through the acquisition of niche IT assets. By analyzing the company's current capitalization level, an investor sees the aggregate value of all shares, which demonstrates the business's resilience to liquidity shocks and the sensitivity of quotes to any deviations of actual financial results from market expectations.

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