Every figure below is the company's own, as filed. Nothing is estimated and
nothing is smoothed — a period the filing does not support is left blank rather than
drawn.
This filer's financial year end could
not be read from its revenue history, so quarters are labelled by the calendar.
Amounts in USD.
Nothing in this filer's XBRL supports this figure for the periods asked
for, so there is nothing to draw. That is a gap in the filing, not a zero.
Gross Profit Quarterly
Nothing in this filer's XBRL supports this figure for the periods asked
for, so there is nothing to draw. That is a gap in the filing, not a zero.
Operating Income Quarterly
Nothing in this filer's XBRL supports this figure for the periods asked
for, so there is nothing to draw. That is a gap in the filing, not a zero.
Net Income Quarterly
Cost of Revenue Quarterly
Nothing in this filer's XBRL supports this figure for the periods asked
for, so there is nothing to draw. That is a gap in the filing, not a zero.
Operating Cash Flow Quarterly
Nothing in this filer's XBRL supports this figure for the periods asked
for, so there is nothing to draw. That is a gap in the filing, not a zero.
Free Cash Flow Quarterly
Nothing in this filer's XBRL supports this figure for the periods asked
for, so there is nothing to draw. That is a gap in the filing, not a zero.
Shares Outstanding Quarterly
Weighted average diluted, as the filer reports it for each period. An average cannot be added across periods, so this one is always shown per period the filer tagged rather than as a trailing year.
EPS TTM
The filer's own published earnings a share for each quarter, four quarters added up. The company page divides trailing net income by the share count instead, which lands within about 1% of this and is not the same sum, so the two are named differently rather than presented as one figure.