Alphabet
Everything you need to know about Alphabet
Google's Mother Company
Alphabet Inc is a holding company created in 2015 following a vast reorganization at Google. Alphabet is Google’s parent company. Alphabets’ subsidiaries offer various services including web-based search, hardware solutions, software applications, enterprise solutions, hardware products, maps, and advertisements. For most, Google was synonymous with a search engine, perhaps also for some mailbox. But since its creation, the group has grown enormously, and by the creation of this holding, not only the other brands of the group can be more visible, but also more efficient: each one is now more autonomous.
In 2015 the IT company rebranded itself as Alphabet. On the stock exchange, Alphabet Inc stocks are listed under the ticker name of GOOG or GOOGL.
This reorganization also aims to please investors. The different branches of Google are now clearer, and easier to analyse separately. Alphabet has been accused many times of violating competition laws, especially because of its monopolistic position.
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History of Alphabet Inc.
Google is an American technology services company founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in Silicon Valley. The company became known mainly for its monopolistic position as a search engine. It then proceeded to numerous developments and acquisitions, including YouTube, Google Maps, and Gmail. In 2015, for various reasons and following a major reorganization, Alphabet was created, a holding company that owns Google and all its related companies. Alphabet is a company recognized in its various fields and has a market capitalization of € 1.519 trillion. (Source: Companies Market Cap)
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Who Owns Google?
The company was formerly led by co-founders Mr. Larry Page and Mr. Sergey Brin. In December 2019 the reins of Alphabet were handed over to Sundar Pichai when the duo announced their decision to step down from the management board. Mr. Sundar Pichai was then announced as CEO of Google.
The Market
Alphabet Alphabet is a holding company that includes all the services offered by Google. The market in which it operates includes many areas: the Cloud (Google Cloud), entertainment (YouTube), and advertising (Google Ads) for example. Almost all the markets in which Alphabet operates are related to new technologies, a relatively young field with a lot of possibilities and potential. Google, or Alphabet, is known to be dominant in this market.
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Key Figures and Financial Ratios
Market capitalization : €1.519 trillion 1(August 1, 2022)
Revenue : €257.637 billion 2(2021)
Net income : €67.64 billion 3(2021)
Dividends paid : none
Earnings per share : €99.82 4(2021)
Price to earnings ratio : ≃23.65 5(2022)
Debt-to-liquidity ratio : 2.93 6(2022)
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