IBM vs CRWD: International Business Machines Corporation vs CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.

Side-by-side snapshot of two Technology companies — key metrics from our latest data. Reference only, not investment advice.

MetricIBMCRWD
CompanyInternational Business Machines CorporationCrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.
Price$234.89$213.10
Market Cap$221.30B$218.20B
P/E Ratio20.885,327.50
EPS$11.25$0.04
Dividend Yield2.88%—
52-Week High$332.46$233.88
52-Week Low$199.19$85.68
Beta0.711.25
Return on Equity (ROE)34.46%1.46%
Debt-to-Equity188.97%15.96%
IndustryInformation Technology ServicesSoftware - Infrastructure
ExchangeNYQNMS
Employees264,30011,706

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International Business Machines Corporation and CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. both operate in the Technology sector. IBM has a market cap of $221.30B versus CRWD's $218.20B. On valuation, IBM carries a trailing P/E of 20.88 against 5,327.50 for CRWD. In terms of earnings, IBM posts EPS of $11.25 versus CRWD's $0.04. For price range, IBM has traded between $199.19 and $332.46 over the past 52 weeks, and CRWD between $85.68 and $233.88. IBM pays a dividend yield of 2.88%; CRWD currently pays none. On volatility, CRWD carries the higher beta (IBM 0.71 vs CRWD 1.25), meaning it has historically moved more sharply than the market. How these figures compare depends on each company's growth profile, margins and competitive position — this snapshot is a starting point for research, not a recommendation.

Comparing two companies becomes much more powerful once you can read their financials directly — financial statement analysis guides are a practical next step. Many investors track comparisons like this in a dedicated stock research journal.

Figures are from our latest data snapshot and may not reflect current market prices. See the full profiles: International Business Machines Corporation and CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.. This is not financial advice.

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