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526 · Frankfurt · Technology · Germany · market open · price as of 19:55
Updated on November 6, 2026 · price as of Nov 6 19:55 · figures from Nov 6, 2026
The home listing of MongoDB is on United States (NYSE and Nasdaq) (MDB.US, in dollars); de meeste handel vindt daar plaats. This page follows the listing on Frankfurt in euro.
Latest price · 526
open
526 · MongoDB
€279.50
↑ +2.7%
Frankfurt · EUR · closing prices with the source timestamp · line = 1 month
This listing · 526
secondary listing · exchange, code, currency and trading hours
- Exchange
- Frankfurt (floor), Germany
- Code
- 526.F
- Currency
- euro (EUR); the company reports in dollars (USD)
- Trading hours
- 08:00–22:00 local time (08:00–22:00 Dutch time)
- Price
- price as of Nov 6 19:55
- Type
- secondary listing (home listing: Nasdaq)
- Difference with the home listing
- –, no exchange rate in the cache
- Market cap in euro
- €23.55B
The price shows the source timestamp. Information, not investment advice.
At a glance · 526
rules of thumb, not advice
Quality score46 / 100weak · 4 of 8 yardsticks
Dividendno dividendthe return must come from the price
Revenue growth+30.5%last quarter, year over year · net margin 2.1%
More about quality ›More about value and growth ›More about dividend ›More about the figures ›All key figures ›More about the Belegger score ›
Frequently asked questions · 526
answers from the facts and figures
What is the MongoDB (526) stock price today?
The last price of MongoDB is €279.50, as of Nov 6 19:55, on Frankfurt.
Where is MongoDB listed and what is its ticker?
MongoDB is listed on Frankfurt. The ticker code is 526; on this page the listing is called 526.F. This is a secondary listing; the home listing is MDB.US on Nasdaq. MongoDB is also listed on Börse Stuttgart as 526.STU (in euro).
Is MongoDB expensive?
Investors now pay 456.9 times the annual profit of MongoDB (price/earnings) and 45.2 times the expected profit. A historical middle of the price/earnings is not available for this stock. Not advice.
How much dividend does MongoDB pay?
MongoDB pays no dividend; the return must come from the price. Not advice.
How fast is MongoDB growing?
The revenue of MongoDB grew 30.5% in the last quarter compared with a year earlier; earnings per share rose 2.2%. Analysts expect 28.9% revenue growth per year. Not advice.
What is the Belegger score of MongoDB?
The Belegger score of MongoDB is 10 of 100 (weak) on the method of Buffett and Lynch: Buffett figure 19, Lynch figure 1. Strongest on quality and balance sheet (Buffett) (19), weakest on what the price implies (0). Not advice.
What is the market cap of MongoDB?
The market cap of MongoDB is €23.6B. Not advice.
What are the 52-week high and low prices of MongoDB?
The highest price of MongoDB in the past 52 weeks is €408.50 and the lowest €186.18. Not advice.
The answers about the price, the exchange, the codes, the market cap and the 52 weeks reflect the facts on this page; the others are automatically compiled from the key figures using the same fixed rules of thumb as the tiles — no opinion, no forecast. This is not investment advice.
Price · 526
Closing prices, adjusted for splits and dividends
Other listings of MongoDB
the same company on another exchange or in another currency
Key figures · 526
ratios & quality
Price/earnings456.9
Forward P/E45.2
PEG ratio1.7
Price/revenue8.5
Price/book value9.1
EV/EBITDA213.5
Gross margin72.7%
Operating margin3.7%
Net margin2.1%
ROE2%
ROA−0.2%
Revenue growth (qtr, yoy)30.5%
Earnings growth (qtr, yoy)2.2%
Payout ratio0%
Earnings per share€0.64last 12 months
Market cap€23.6B
Beta1.7
52-week range€186.18 – €408.50
strong average weak — colors are rules of thumb, not advice.
The annual figures are in USD, the price in EUR.
Analysis in plain language · 526
fixed rules of thumb
- Valuation: investors pay 456.9 times the annual profit (price/earnings) and 45.2 times the expected profit — on the high side according to the rules of thumb in the app.
- Growth: revenue is growing solidly — +30.5% in the last quarter compared with a year earlier; earnings per share +2.2%.
- Margins: of every euro of revenue, 2.1% remains as net profit — a thin margin (gross margin 72.7%).
- Dividend: MongoDB pays no dividend; the return must come from the price.
- 52 weeks: the price is in the middle of the past year (€186.18 – €408.50), at 42% of that range.
These sentences are automatically compiled from the key figures using the same rules of thumb as the tiles above — no opinion, no forecast. This is not investment advice.
Quality of the company · 526
eight yardsticks, fixed weights
Quality score46 / 100weak · 4 of 8 yardsticks available
In one sentenceStrong on growth and margins, weak on earnings consistency.
| Yardstick | Value | Sub-score | Weight | Thresholds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue growth per year (5 years) (2021–2026) | 33.1% | 100 | 15 | 0% → 0 · 15% → 100 |
| Free cash flow growth per year (5 years) | not available (negative free cash flow at start or end) | – | 10 | 0% → 0 · 15% → 100 |
| Operating margin (last 12 months) | 3.7% | 15 | 15 | 0% → 0 · 25% → 100 |
| Free cash flow margin (average 3 years) (2024–2026) | 11.1% | 55 | 10 | 0% → 0 · 20% → 100 |
| Return on invested capital (last fiscal year) | niet beschikbaar (schuld, eigen vermogen of kas ontbreekt) | – | 20 | 0% → 0 · 20% → 100 |
| Net debt to EBITDA | niet beschikbaar (geen nettoschuld in de cijfers) | – | 15 | 3× → 0 · 0× → 100 |
| Earnings consistency (years with profit and higher revenue, of the last 8) (0 of 8 years) | 0% | 0 | 10 | 50% → 0 · 100% → 100 |
| Change in number of shares per year (3 years) | not available (number of shares per fiscal year not in the figures) | – | 5 | 10% per year → 0 · 0% per year → 100 |
Each yardstick counts from 0 to 100, linearly between the two bounds; the score is the weighted average of what is available.
Rules of thumb, not advice. All yardsticks and weights are listed above.
Belegger score · 526
Buffett and Lynch in one figure from 1 to 100
10weakof 100
Strongest on quality and balance sheet (Buffett) (19), weakest on what the price implies (0).
Buffett19quality and balance sheet
Lynch1growth against the price
Lynch type: Turnaround — The last fiscal year (2026) closed with a net loss: in Peter Lynch’s classification a turnaround.
What the price implies
Price/revenue now8.5×market cap divided by annual revenue
Price/revenue over three years3×the assumption in the calculation, never higher than now
Revenue growth per year31.3%source: analysts, coming year
Expected return per year−7.1%threshold 10% per year
At 31.3% revenue growth per year (analysts, coming year) and a price/revenue of 3 over three years (default: too few peers), this works out to about −7.1% per year; the price implies 55.4% revenue growth per year.
The checks
| Check | Value | Sub-score | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buffett — quality and balance sheet · lens 19 | |||
| Net debt to EBITDA | niet beschikbaar (geen nettoschuld in de cijfers) | – | 30 |
| Return on capitalReturn on equity 2% (ROE, last 12 months; the return on invested capital cannot be calculated): at 0% the sub-score is 0, at 20% 100. | 2% | 10 | 25 |
| Operating marginOperating margin 3.7% of revenue: at 0% the sub-score is 0, at 25% 100. | 3.7% | 15 | 15 |
| Years with net profit (of the last 8)0 of the last 8 fiscal years with net profit: at 50% the sub-score is 0, at 100% 100. | 0% | 0 | 15 |
| Free cash flow margin (average 3 years)Free cash flow margin average 11.1% over 2024–2026: at 0% the sub-score is 0, at 20% 100. | 11.1% | 55 | 15 |
| Lynch — growth against the price · lens not available | |||
| Revenue growth per year (3 fiscal years)Revenue growth 24.3% per year over 2023–2026: at 0% the sub-score is 0, at 20% 100. | 24.3% | 100 | 30 |
| Forward P/E divided by growth (PEG) | not available (no growth forecast and no earnings history) | – | 40 |
| Net profit growth per year (3 fiscal years) | not available (net profit not positive at start or end) | – | 30 |
| Valuation — what the price implies · lens 0 | |||
| Expected return per year (inverse, three years)Expected return about −7.1% per year (revenue method): 0% gives sub-score 0, 10% gives 60, 15% gives 80, 20% or more gives 100. | −7.1% | 0 | 100 |
| Peers — compared with the group · lens not available | |||
| Forward P/E versus peers | not available (fewer than five peers with figures) | – | 1 |
| Net debt/EBITDA versus peers | not available (fewer than five peers with figures) | – | 1 |
| Quality score versus peers | not available (fewer than five peers with figures) | – | 1 |
| Management — founder at the helm, share buybacks · lens not available | |||
| Founder at the helm | not available (management not known) | – | 70 |
| Change in number of shares per year (3 years) | not available (cash flow and market cap in different currencies) | – | 30 |
Each check counts from 0 to 100, linearly between the two bounds; per lens the weighted average of what is available. The lenses weigh: Buffett 35, valuation 30, Lynch 15, peers 10, management 10 — reweighted over what is available.
Peers
No comparison with peers available: too few companies with figures in the same industry or sector.
Management
No data available on the management.
Only figures from the annual accounts and analyst forecasts. Not advice.
What is it worth? · 526
worked example
Expected revenue growth+28.9%/yranalysts, average per year (2022–2023–2025)
Expected earnings growth per share+10.2%/yranalysts (2022–2023–2025)
Price target (average)€486.08+73.9% t.o.v. €279.50
| Scenario | Growth/yr | Margin | K/W | Price in 3 yrs | Per year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pessimistic | 23.9% | 1.1% | 36.2× | €22.44 | −56.9% |
| Base | 28.9% | 2.1% | 45.2× | €60.23 | −40.0% |
| Optimistic | 33.9% | 4.1% | 54.2× | €158.07 | −17.3% |
| Scenario | Growth/yr | Margin | K/W | Price in 5 yrs | Per year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pessimistic | 23.9% | 1.1% | 36.2× | €34.45 | −34.2% |
| Base | 28.9% | 2.1% | 45.2× | €100.08 | −18.6% |
| Optimistic | 33.9% | 4.1% | 54.2× | €283.40 | +0.3% |
| Scenario | Growth/yr | Margin | K/W | Price in 10 yrs | Per year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pessimistic | 23.9% | 1.1% | 36.2× | €100.59 | −9.7% |
| Base | 28.9% | 2.1% | 45.2× | €356.13 | +2.5% |
| Optimistic | 33.9% | 4.1% | 54.2× | €1,219.86 | +15.9% |
Starting values: revenue growth 28.9% (analyst forecast), net margin 2.1%, P/E 45.2×, dividend 0%. Pessimistic/Optimistic: growth ∓5 point, margin ∓2 point, P/E ×0.8/×1.2.
Worked example — no forecast, no advice; analyst forecasts come from third parties and may be wrong. Revenue × (1 + growth)^years × margin ÷ shares × price/earnings = price at the horizon; dividend adds to the annual return. In the app you edit all assumptions yourself.
- Dec 1, 2026Quarterly figures (after hours)
News · 526
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Together we own · 526
members of De Belegger
In profit79%of the holders
Avg. return+23.2%per holder
Weighting4.9%avg. in portfolio
Of the company0.0005%of the outstanding shares
Percentages only, aggregated across all members — never amounts, never traceable to a single member.
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