eBay Inc. manages an extensive global e-commerce ecosystem designed to facilitate transactions between buyers and sellers. This framework primarily encompasses its flagship website, ebay.com, alongside its suite of dedicated mobile applications. Through these digital platforms, users are empowered to list, discover, purchase, and pay for a vast array of goods. These transactions occur across a multitude of channels—online, mobile, and even certain traditional avenues—involving a diverse array of participants. This includes individual sellers, small businesses, and larger entities such as retailers, distributors, liquidators, import/export firms, and auctioneers, often integrating with various commerce platforms, search engines, and shopping networks. The company was established in 1995 and its corporate headquarters are situated in San Jose, California.
CEO: Jamie J. Iannone. Company website
eBay Inc. (EBAY) trades at $111.84, down 0.94% on the day, as of Sep 20, 2026 15:00 UTC.
eBay Inc. has a market capitalisation of $49.66B, calculated from the live EBAY share price and shares outstanding.
EBAY trades at a trailing P/E of 23.16, from earnings per share of $4.83 over the last twelve months.
eBay Inc. generated revenue of $12.01B over the trailing twelve months, which puts the stock at 4.14 times sales.
Yes. eBay Inc. pays a dividend yielding 1.20% on the current share price.
EBAY has traded between $78.03 and $119.31 over the past 52 weeks, and the last price is 6.3% below that high.
Yes. eBay Inc. keeps 18.50% of revenue as net income over the trailing twelve months.
Wall Street analysts rate EBAY Hold, with an average price target of $117.68, 5.2% above the current price.
eBay Inc. is classified under the Consumer Cyclical sector and the Specialty Retail industry, and is domiciled in US.
Jamie J. Iannone is the chief executive of eBay Inc., which employs 12,300 people.
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