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Bentley Systems, Incorporated
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Cloud &computewhere the software runsData & talentinputstelemetry, threat intel,…AI modelsthe generative enginesBuild & AIplatformengineering + model layerVendorplatformsthe clouds vendors buildProduct linesmodules & familiesIndustriesverticals servedChannel &deliveryresellers, MSSPs, integra…Customerswho pays the subscriptionAZMicrosoft AzureAWSAmazon (AWS)NVDANVIDIAENGEngineering talentA&BAI & BlyncsyIPiTwin platformBSYBentley SystemsM&OMicroStation & OpenXP&SProjectWise & SYNCHROA&CAssetWise & CohesiveS(Seequent (geosciences)PLS(Power Line Systems (grid)ADSKAutodeskH/AHexagon / AVEVATRMBTrimbleISInfrastructure sectorsC&IChannel & integratorsENREngineering firmsOWNOwner-operatorsGOVGovernment agencies
Company details
Market cap
$16B
P/E ratio
55×
Div yield
0.5%
EPS (TTM)
$0.85
Profit margin
17%
Rev. growth
+11%
Revenue
$1.5B
Free cash flow
$450M
In plain English
Bentley makes the software the physical world's infrastructure is designed, built and operated in — roads, bridges, rail, water, power grids and mines. Its tools (MicroStation, OpenRoads, ProjectWise, SYNCHRO, Seequent) run on subscriptions, so ~92% of its $1.5B revenue is recurring. Founded by five Bentley brothers in 1984, the family and Siemens still control most of the stock.
In simple terms
What Bentley Systems, Incorporated really sells
Bentley makes the software the physical world's infrastructure is designed, built and operated in — roads, bridges, rail, water, power grids and mines. Its tools (MicroStation, OpenRoads, ProjectWise, SYNCHRO, Seequent) run on subscriptions, so ~92% of its $1.5B revenue is recurring. Founded by five Bentley brothers in 1984, the family and Siemens still control most of the stock.
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