ESG risk score 16.55
Environmental score 3.19
Social score 8.48
Governance score 4.89
ESG risk category Low
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eBay Inc.
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Symbol EBAY:xnas
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Returns
Year to date (YTD) 24.14%
1 year 55.56%
3 years 136.19%
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Key stats
Price/earnings (LTM) 24.55
Dividend yield (LTM) 1.09%
EPS (LTM) 4.4
Volatility (30 days) 40.27%
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Analyst consensus
Average rating Hold
Rating Analysts
Buy
8
Overweight
2
Hold
20
Underweight
1
Sell
2
Target price 108.31
Implied return 0.16%
Last updated 01-May-2026
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ESG risk
ESG risk is a measure of how well a company manages material ESG risks. Sustainalytics’ ESG risk category is designed to help investors identify and understand financially material ESG risks at the company level and how they might affect the long-term performance for equity investments. The scale is from 0-100. The lower the risk, the better (0 is equivalent to no risk and 100 the most severe).
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About eBay Inc.
Founded in 1995, eBay operates one of the world’s largest online marketplaces, connecting buyers and sellers across more than 190 markets. In 2025, the firm generated $11.1 billion in revenue on nearly $80 billion of gross merchandise volume, serving 135 million active buyers and 18 million active sellers (users who closed at least one transaction in the past year). The firm monetizes its marketplace primarily through transaction fees and advertising, with 52% of revenue derived from the US and the remainder from international markets. In a bid to expand its reach among Generation Z and in the recommerce sector, eBay announced the $1.2 billion acquisition of fashion resale app Depop from Etsy in early 2026.
Sector Consumer non-cyclicals
Industry -
Market cap 48bn
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