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MongoDB sells database software and related services, generating revenue from its database platform and associated offerings. The supplied material does not disclose operating segments, so the contribution of each business is unavailable, nor does it identify customer groups by industry or geography. MongoDB reports $2.5 billion of FY2026 revenue, up from $2.0 billion in FY2025, while net income remains negative at approximately $0.1 billion in both years. Those figures establish a multibillion-dollar company, but the evidence does not provide customer counts, employee scale, geographic reach, or recurring-revenue metrics.
MongoDB rose $69.42, or 22.35%, from $310.62 to $380.04 over the reported week, advancing in every session shown. The largest gains came on August 3 and 4, when the stock climbed $20.49 and $22.07, respectively, alongside volume of 1.81 million and 2.05 million shares. The supplied evidence identifies no earnings release, guidance change, contract, or other company-specific catalyst explaining the move. A BNK Invest article noted 10,356 MDB option contracts, representing about 1.0 million underlying shares, but did not establish a directional catalyst. No broader market explanation is supplied, so the rally cannot be attributed to market conditions from the available evidence.