Mobile Iron (MOBL): 2-month performance

Shares of MobileIron (MOBL), which makes software to manage mobile devices inside corporate networks,  surged after Deutsche Bank’s Karl Keirstead reiterated a Buy rating and a $14 price target on the stock, saying it could benefit as companies phase out the use of BlackBerry (BBRY) devices and software in favor of Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone.

Mobile Iron (MOBL) : 1-month performance

Mobile Iron (MOBL) began trading on the NASDAQ on 12 June 2014

Description

Mobile Iron, Inc. provides security and management solutions for mobile applications, content, and devices. The Company provides mobile device management software. It offers multi-OS mobile device management (MDM) software, mobile application management (MAM), Wireless Expense Management, Enterprise Mobility, Mobile Device Security and Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) privacy controls. It develops MobileIron Virtual Smartphone Platform (VSP), a solution to combine data-driven smart device management with real-time wireless cost control. It develops products that include Advanced Mobile Device Management, Docs@Work, Apps@Work, Anyware and Divide PIM Solution for Android. The Company also offers MobileIron Atlas, which is a management console that provides monitoring, troubleshooting, and management for administrators, users, applications, and devices across the mobile information technology lifecycle.

Address

415 EAST MIDDLEFIELD ROAD
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA 94043
United States

Website 

http://www.mobileiron.com

Key stats and ratios

	Q1 (Mar '14)	2013
Net profit margin	-49.49%	-30.78%
Operating margin	-48.73%	-30.17%
EBITD margin	-	-24.51%
Return on average assets	-52.28%	-35.57%
Return on average equity	-	-
Employees	632