Opera Limited (OPRA) - Stock Analysis

Last updated: Mar 9, 2026

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OPRA just delivered a Q4/FY2025 beat, initiated strong 2026 guidance, announced a large $300M buyback plus a recurring dividend, and is showing +14% 21‑day price momentum with nearby resistance at 16.04—creating a clear catalyst- and capital‑return‑driven upside setup.

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Idea window: 3/11/2026 – 3/18/2026Sector: Communication Services

AI Analyst Overview

Last Price
$14.47
Market Cap
$1.30B
1D Return
+0.07%
YTD Return
+5.01%

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Valuation Metrics

P/E
12.0
P/B
1.3
P/S
2.1
EV/EBITDA
9.0
Div Yield
5.39%

Fundamental Analysis

8.0

Key Financial Insights: • High profitability • Robust liquidity • Intangible concentration OPRA delivers high margins, strong FCF and near-zero leverage but elevated SG&A, large intangible/investment assets, and sizeable dividend cash outflows that could constrain capital quality.

StrongMargins
IntangibleRisk

Price Behavior

7.0

Key Price Behavior Insights: • Strong recent rally • Below intramonth high • Support cluster nearby Support Level: $12.20–$12.40 Resistance Level: $16.04 OPRA is in a short-term uptrend over the last month—trading at $15.29 above the ~$13.45 21-day SMA after a ~29.7% rally from $11.79, but faces resistance at $16.04 and risks mean reversion toward $12.2–$12.4 if momentum stalls.

Bullish
WatchRisk

Sentiment & News

7.0

Key News Insights: • Strong revenue growth • $300M buyback • AI & Google Opera beat on revenue and issued upbeat 2026 guidance plus a $300M buyback while highlighting AI/browser gains and an expanded Google deal, fueling a stock rally despite a Q4 EPS miss.

bullish
growth
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AI Summary

7.0
Positive

Opera's pivot from an ad/browser story into an AI-enabled, higher‑margin commerce + payments platform (Neon/MiniPay) materially raises upside if take‑rates and transaction volume scale, but execution/partner and regulatory risks — coupled with aggressive buybacks/dividends that constrain reinvestment — mean investors should watch Neon/MiniPay monetization metrics (take‑rates, payment volume), quarterly EBITDA/cash conversion, and buyback/dividend cadence as the primary triggers to validate or revoke the rerating.

CommerceAI
ExecutionRisk
CashPolicy
AI summary updated 5 days ago

Description

Opera Limited, founded in 1995 and headquartered in Oslo, develops mobile and desktop web browsers and operates a personalized news aggregation service. The company also runs a cashback program, gaming tools and portals, and digital advertising platforms, reporting results across its Browser and News and Other segments. Opera conducts business internationally, with operations in Ireland, Singapore, Russia and elsewhere, and is a subsidiary of Kunlun Tech Limited.

Idea History

DateCloseTickerCompanySummaryStatusP/L
Mar 11Mar 18OPRAOpera Limited
OPRA just delivered a Q4/FY2025 beat, initiated strong 2026 guidance, announced a large $300M buyback plus a recurring dividend, and is showing +14% 21‑day price momentum with nearby resistance at 16.04—creating a clear catalyst- and capital‑return‑driven upside setup.
Active-4.1%
Mar 2Mar 9OPRAOpera Limited
Opera delivered beat-and-raise 2025 results with explicit 2026 guidance ($720–735M revenue, ~23% adj. EBITDA margin), authorized a $300M buyback and maintained a $0.40 semiannual dividend; together with AI/browser and MiniPay product momentum and a clean ~19% 21‑day breakout, this supports continued near-term upside.
Closed-2.5%
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