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Expedia vs Booking Holdings

Side-by-side on the measures that matter, with a plain-English read. Full detail: EXPE · BKNG

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1-year performance, rebased to 100

EXPE +18.9%BKNG -27.4%
Booking Holdings edges it on the scoreable measures. Booking Holdings pays the highest dividend yield.
EXPEBKNG
Snapshot
SectorTravel ServicesTravel Services
Last price258.86155.87
Change today-0.47%-1.12%
1-year return+20.6%-25.0%
Market cap$31.07B$117.12B
52-week range184.28 – 341.51149.40 – 219.22
Valuation
P/E (TTM)16.2817.31
P/E percentile, own 5-yr range12th0th
P/B25.70-10.86
Dividend yield0.68%1.03%
Profitability & growth
EPS (TTM)9.816.62
Net profit (TTM)$1.18B$4.98B
Revenue (TTM)$15.70B$28.24B
Revenue growth (YoY)+14.0%+8.1%
Gross margin90.4%98.0%
Operating margin17.4%34.5%
Net margin13.0%25.5%
Free cash flow (TTM)$4.46B$9.54B
Ownership & sentiment
Institutional ownership102.5%98.8%
Insider activity (12mo)36 buy / 14 sell18 buy / 32 sell
Short interest (% of float)5.2%2.6%
Analyst consensus41% buy / 56% hold / 4% sell (27)79% buy / 21% hold (28)
Analyst price target$340 (+31%)$236 (+51%)
StockVane view
StockVane Quant RatingD (58)E (13)
Company
Employees16,00024,300
Founded19961997

▲ marks the more favourable stock(s) on measures with a clear direction (lower P/E, higher yield, higher Quant Rating, better 1-year return). Analyst consensus counts each covering institution once, at its most recent rating. Not a recommendation. Quant Rating method: Data & Methodology.