MongoDB Inc.

MDB
Financial Analysis · Updated May 18, 2026 · Coverage 2026-Q2
Latest Q Revenue
$695M
Q4 FY2026 · +27% YoY
TTM ROIC
35.6%
FY2026 · NOPAT / Invested Capital (goodwill + intangibles + NWC + acquired tech); non-GAAP operating income tax-effected at ~20% · WACC ~12.5% · Moat spread +23pp
Margin Profile
Gross 76.8%
Operating 19%
FCF 20.3%
FY2026
Net Cash
$1.1B
Cash $2.3B · Debt $1.1B · FY2025

Business Overview


ticker: MDB step: 01 generated: 2026-05-13 source: quick-research

MongoDB, Inc. (MDB) — Business Overview

Business Description

MongoDB is the developer data platform built on a flexible, document-based NoSQL database that replaces rigid relational schemas with JSON-like documents — enabling faster application development, especially for unstructured and semi-structured data. MongoDB Atlas, the fully managed cloud service running on AWS, Azure, and GCP, now represents ~75% of revenue and reached a $2B run rate with 30% YoY growth. FY2026 (ended Jan 2026) revenue was $2.464B (+23% YoY), with 54,500+ customers worldwide.

Revenue Model

Primarily subscription-based (~97% of revenue): Atlas cloud database (consumption + subscription tiers), Enterprise Advanced (perpetual license + annual support), and professional services. Atlas charges based on compute, storage, and data transfer consumed — creating an automatic expansion motion as customer applications scale. Land-and-expand: developers adopt Atlas on a free tier, production usage triggers paid plans, and usage grows with application traffic.

Products & Services

  • MongoDB Atlas — fully managed cloud database; auto-scaling, global clusters, multi-region; ~75% of revenue
  • Enterprise Advanced — self-managed on-premises or private cloud; includes Ops Manager, Encrypted Storage Engine, LDAP integration
  • Community Edition — open-source; free; creates developer familiarity and pipeline
  • Atlas Search — full-text and vector search natively integrated into the database
  • Atlas Vector Search — purpose-built for AI/RAG applications; stores embeddings alongside operational data
  • Voyage AI — embedding model optimization for AI applications (acquired 2025)
  • MongoDB Relational Migrator — migration tooling for Oracle/MySQL/PostgreSQL → MongoDB (legacy modernization)

Customer Base & Go-to-Market

54,500+ paying customers; 2,200+ with $100K+ ARR. Developer-led adoption: MongoDB's open-source community creates a bottom-up motion where developers adopt first, then enterprises standardize. Key verticals: financial services, healthcare, retail, gaming, and media. Named 2025 Microsoft United States Partner of the Year — Atlas deeply integrated into Azure AI stack. Channel partners and cloud marketplace sales growing as enterprise buying shifts to cloud procurement.

Competitive Position

MongoDB competes against AWS DocumentDB (MongoDB-compatible clone), Azure Cosmos DB, Google Cloud Firestore, and traditional RDBMS (Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL). Differentiation: the flexible document model natively handles the unstructured data AI applications generate (chat histories, embeddings, event streams), while vector search integration eliminates the need for a separate vector database. No major competitor offers the same combination of operational database + search + vector search in a single managed service. Over 54,500 customers and the developer community represent significant switching cost moats.

Key Facts

  • Founded: 2007
  • Headquarters: New York, New York
  • Employees: ~5,000
  • Exchange: NASDAQ
  • Sector / Industry: Technology / Database Software
  • Market Cap: ~$22–25B (at ~$300/share)

Financial Snapshot


ticker: MDB step: 04 generated: 2026-05-13 source: quick-research

MongoDB, Inc. (MDB) — Financial Snapshot

Note: MongoDB's fiscal year ends January 31. FY2024 = Feb 2023 – Jan 2024.

Income Statement Summary

Metric FY2023 FY2024 FY2025 YoY
Revenue $1.28B $1.68B $2.01B +19.2%
Subscription Revenue ~$1.24B ~$1.63B ~$1.95B +20%
Non-GAAP Gross Margin ~74% ~77% ~77%
GAAP Net Income ~-$0.4B ~-$0.5B ~-$0.5B (SBC-driven)
Non-GAAP EPS (diluted) ~$3.10 ~$5.19 ~$6.50

FY2026 (ended Jan 2026): Revenue $2.464B (+22.8% YoY); Atlas revenue +30% YoY (75% of total); Atlas $2B ARR run rate. Growth re-accelerated from FY2025's 19% trough back to 23%. Q3 FY2026 Atlas growth reached 30% — strongest Atlas acceleration in years.

Cash Flow & Balance Sheet (FY2025)

Metric Value
Operating Cash Flow ~$350–400M
Free Cash Flow ~$250–300M (~12–15% FCF margin)
Capital Expenditures ~$50–75M
Cash & Equivalents ~$2.3B
Total Debt ~$1.15B (convertible notes)

Net cash positive. SBC remains ~15–18% of revenue, suppressing GAAP profitability. Non-GAAP operating margins improving as Atlas scales. Buyback program initiated in FY2026 signals management confidence in the balance sheet.

Key Ratios (approximate)

  • P/E: ~50x (non-GAAP FY2027E) | EV/Sales: ~9x | FCF Yield: ~1.5%
  • Revenue Growth (TTM): ~23% | Non-GAAP Operating Margin: ~17–19%

Growth Profile

MongoDB grew from $1.28B (FY2023) to $2.464B (FY2026) — roughly doubling in 3 years. Growth decelerated sharply from 47% (FY2023) to 31% (FY2024) to 19% (FY2025), triggering a significant stock selloff. FY2026's re-acceleration to 23% and Atlas growth back to 30% are the recovery signals analysts point to. The 19% FY2025 dip was driven by a consumption optimization cycle (large customers reducing workloads), not structural demand loss — management attributed recovery to AI-driven workload growth on Atlas.

Forward Estimates

  • FY2027: Revenue guidance raised to ~$2.95–3.0B (~20–22% YoY) with Atlas expected to maintain 25–30% growth
  • Atlas Vector Search: fastest-growing product feature — RAG applications driving incremental consumption
  • Non-GAAP EPS: ~$7–8 range, expanding margins as Atlas scale improves unit economics
  • Analyst mean PT: ~$370–435 range; Buy consensus (34 analysts); ~23% upside from ~$300
  • Buyback program: share count reduction improving per-share metrics

Deeper Financial Analysis

The fundamental tier adds 9 additional research dimensions for $MDB.

Revenue Breakdown
Segment revenue, geographic mix, product-line contribution margins, and cohort dynamics.
Financial Trends
Quarter-over-quarter momentum, leading indicators, and inflection point analysis.
Balance Sheet
Debt structure, liquidity runway, dilution risk, and working capital dynamics.
Capital Allocation
Buyback cadence, M&A appetite, dividend policy, and reinvestment priorities.
Returns on Capital (ROIC)
Multi-year ROIC vs. WACC, marginal returns on reinvestment, sales-to-invested-capital efficiency, and moat spread.
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