Opera (OPRA) stock
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Why OPRA scores 3
Below AverageTransition, 1 of 14 checks firingWhat the Quality Score means
- +1Momentum traits 1 of 14 firing right now, one point each
- +2Profit Made $108M in the year to Dec 31, 2025, up 34% from $80.8M the year before, from the SEC filing
What's next
Expected to report Thu Oct 29, before the open
What would turn OPRA's score around: 4 things, for members
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OPRA has 1 of 14 checks firing
One per group is shown here.
When does OPRA report, and what happens after?
Expected to report Thu Oct 29, before the open (in 30 days). Not yet confirmed by the company.
Who is trading OPRA
Insiders
2 insiders sold $2.6M across 4 filings in the last 6 months. No open-market buys on record. The newest:
About Opera
Opera Ltd is a consumer internet software company providing a diversified portfolio of high-performance web browsers and adjacent digital services to engaged user base The company has transitioned from browser developer to multi-faceted platform offering a products and services that include PC and mobile browsers, its Opera Gaming portals and development tools, Opera News content platforms, Opera Ads platform, as well as a number of AI and web3 products and services, such as MiniPay and Opera AI, to a user base.
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