Coursera's stock has been devastated since its 2021 IPO, despite now being cash generative and posting some growth. Degrees has been the bright spot, and also a source of positive mix effects, but the guidance is declines in Q1 and the FY 2025. We don't fully understand why there would be declines, and would like an emerging growth engine before picking up this beleaguered stock.
Coursera is proving its growth and profitability potential despite a challenging year, making it a strong candidate for a rebound and a buy rating. The company's diversified revenue streams, including individual consumers, enterprises, and universities, are all growing, with the degree segment showing the strongest growth at 14% y/y. Coursera's strategic shift towards credit courses and away fr...
Coursera, Inc. (NYSE:COUR ) Q4 2024 Earnings Conference Call January 30, 2025 5:00 PM ET Company Participants Cam Carey - Head of Investor Relations Andrew Ng - Chairman and Co-Founder Greg Hart - Incoming Chief Executive Officer Jeff Maggioncalda - Current Chief Executive Officer Ken Hahn - Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Patrick McIlwee - William Blair Rishi Jaluria - RBC...
With $720 million in cash, Coursera is well-positioned for potential acquisitions or other strategic uses to spur growth or safeguard against losses. Coursera's growth has slowed, but I believe focusing on improving margins and maintaining steady growth is a prudent strategy. AI can significantly reduce course creation costs and drive demand for AI-related courses, positively impacting Coursera...
Coursera stock price has crashed to a near-record low as the company's business growth decelerates amid an uptick in AI use. COUR was trading at $8.31, a few points above the record low of $6.26.
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