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National Pension Service Expands Holdings in MongoDB, Inc.
In the world of finance and investing, movements are often subtle yet immensely impactful. Recently, National Pension Service increased its holdings in MongoDB, Inc. by 24.4% in the fourth quarter. The institutional investor reportedly attained 114,778 shares in the company’s stock after adding an additional 22,516 shares during that time frame.
As of MongoDB’s most recent SEC filing, National Pension Service owned a stalwart 0.17% of the company’s worth totaling $22,593,000 worth of stakes held as per those documents for inspection.
A Multitude of Offerings
MongoDB prides itself on being a well-established provider of general-purpose database solutions that fit many purposes within numerous industries worldwide. Several products bolster this reputation with MongoDB Atlas standing tall as its premier service offering a cloud-based Database-as-a-service solution viable across multiple domains.
The renowned Mongo DB Enterprise Advanced server targets enterprise clients looking to utilize an array of on-premise/hybridized environments in tandem with scalable cloud-powered solutions embraced by some Fortune 100 companies and organizations running industrial applications among others.
Codec-free/Open Source Lean-Startups/individuals can make good use of MongoDB’s freely accessible website or community server ideal for software developers wanting to get started with full-stack deployment procedures utilizing state-of-the-art technologies that guarantee efficiency against competitive market trends.
Earnings Report & Analyst Predictions
MongoDB recently made waves by announcing $0.56 earnings per share (EPS) for Q2 FY 21 quarter end blowing consensus estimates out from prior calculations at SkyBridge Capital LLC above previously established projections valued at $0.18 EPS indicating positive growth across several boardroom indices which includes revenue thresholds and bottom line revenue charts too detailed here and expected hits to come from Equities research analysts predicting large swings following rigorous analysis though perhaps some negative news forthcoming alongside such gains?
MongoDB, Inc. Poised for Continued Growth in Cloud-Based Database Management Industry
MongoDB, Inc. is making waves in the database management industry with its cloud-based solutions and innovative technologies. With a market capitalization of $26.61 billion and a P/E ratio of -81.35, many investors see potential for growth in this tech giant.
Recently, Truist Financial Corp boosted its stake in MongoDB by 25.2%, now owning shares worth $981,000 after buying an additional 1,002 shares during the last quarter. Public Employees Retirement System of Ohio also increased their stake by 5.3% during the fourth quarter to $6,897,000 after grabbing an additional 1,759 shares.
The company offers a range of database platforms including MongoDB Atlas – a hosted multi-cloud database-as-a-service solution; MongoDB Enterprise Advanced – a commercial database server for enterprise customers to run in the cloud or on-premise; and Community Server – a free-to-download version of the database.
Despite some insiders selling off their holdings – CAO Thomas Bull sold over $138K worth of stock and CRO Cedric Pech sold over $164K worth at average prices over $228 per share – investment experts have been bullish on the stock’s potential for growth.
Various brokerages have released positive research notes regarding MDB as well. One such brokerage is Needham & Company LLC which upped its price target on MongoDB from $250.00 to $430.00 while several others increased their target price as well.
With over 84% of the stock currently owned by hedge funds and institutional investors who are expected to continue investing in promising assets like MDB, it appears that this company is poised for more growth and success in coming months.
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