Part 2: Deep dive writeup on Expedia ($EXPE)
Part 2: Deep dive writeup on Expedia ($EXPE)
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Company: Expedia Group
Ticker: (EXPE)
Website: Expedia.com and ExpediaGroup.com
IPO date: November 10, 1999 (first time)
IPO price: $14.00
Stock price at the time of writing: $93.54
Outstanding shares: 148.1M (142.6M Class A shares and 5.5M Class B shares)
52 week high: $178.02 on May 02, 2022
52 week low: $82.39 on December 22, 2022
ATH: $213.80 on February 16, 2022
Market cap: $13.853 billion
Net cash/debt: -$1.493B
Enterprise value: $15.346B billion
Headquarters: Seattle, Washington, United States
Number of employees: 16,500+
Average price target from analysts: $130.44 or 39.4% upside
Next earnings call (Q2 2023): TBD
Investor Relations [click here]
Q1 2023 Earnings Report [click here]
Q1 2023 Earnings Call Transcript [click here]
Investor Presentation June 2022 [click here]
Outline
Introduction [part 1]
Company Background [part 1]
Opportunity [part 1]
Business Model [part 1]
Competitive Advantages [part 1]
Risks [part 1]
Valuation [part 2]
Investment Model [part 2]
Analysts [part 2]
Technicals [part 2]
Conclusion [part 2]
Additional Sources [part 2]
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