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GitLab Inc. provides a web-based DevOps platform featuring AI-powered tools for code collaboration, version control, and software development workflows.
Snapshot
| Country |
USA
|
| Exchange | Nasdaq |
| AI Layer |
app
|
| Category |
5.30 AI Developer Tools & Coding Assistants
|
| Sentiment |
63.5% |
| USD Mkt Cap | 7.83B |
| USD Revenue | 1.06B |
| USD Net Income | -52.69M |
| fwd P/E | 45.25 |
| Price 3M | +68.3% |
| Price 6M | +106.1% |
| Price 1Y | -7.0% |
| Price 2Y | -14.2% |
| USD Share Price | 46.76 |
Price & Size
| Price |
46.99 USD |
| Market Cap |
7.83B USD |
| Shares Outstanding |
165.50M |
| Shares Float |
136.53M |
| 52w Low |
18.73 USD |
| 52w High |
55.55 USD |
| Avg Volume |
4.92M |
Valuation
| P/E (forward) |
45.2x |
| P/B |
8.49x |
| Enterprise Value |
6.62B USD |
| Book Value / Share |
5.53 USD |
| P/S |
7.42x |
| EV / Revenue |
6.27x |
| EV / EBITDA |
-111.39x |
Income
| Revenue |
1.06B USD |
| Revenue / Share |
6.25 USD |
| EBITDA |
-59.41M USD |
| Net Income |
-52.69M USD |
| EPS (trailing) |
-0.32 USD |
| EPS (forward) |
1.04 USD |
Margins & Profitability
| Gross Margin |
85.9% |
| Operating Margin |
-11.5% |
| Profit Margin |
-5.0% |
| EBITDA Margin |
-5.6% |
| Return on Equity |
-5.7% |
| Return on Assets |
-2.5% |
Cash & Debt
| Total Cash |
1.26B USD |
| Total Debt |
0 USD |
| Free Cash Flow |
286.03M USD |
| Operating Cash Flow |
223.29M USD |
| Current Ratio |
2.41x |
| Quick Ratio |
2.29x |
Analyst Consensus
| Target (Mean) |
55.09 USD |
| Target (Median) |
55.00 USD |
| Target (High) |
70.00 USD |
| Target (Low) |
45.00 USD |
| Recommendation |
buy |
| # Analysts |
23 |
Sentiment 63.5%
as of Sep 11, 2026
Positive drivers
GitLab's integration of advanced AI coding assistants drove strong enterprise adoption and revenue beats in the period. Multiple analyst upgrades highlighted expanding margins and new customer wins in the DevSecOps space. Positive mentions of GitLab Duo AI features boosted investor optimism around long-term growth.
Neutral / mixed
Broader software sector volatility and macroeconomic concerns created mixed trading patterns without clear directional momentum. Ongoing competition from larger players like Microsoft and Atlassian kept valuation multiples in check. Currency headwinds and deferred revenue timing introduced some quarterly noise.
Negative drivers
Slower-than-expected SMB segment growth raised questions about market saturation. Occasional reports of customer churn linked to pricing adjustments weighed on sentiment. Regulatory scrutiny around open-source licensing added minor uncertainty.
Bottom line
Sentiment remains moderately positive, anchored by AI-driven product momentum, yet tempered by competitive and macro factors. The 30-day window shows a net constructive but not euphoric outlook for GTLB.