Is OPRA a buy? — what our data shows
Opera is the company behind the Opera web browser — a real alternative to Chrome or Safari that tens of millions of people around the world use every day, especially in Africa and Asia.
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What our data shows
Our data on Opera tells an interesting story of reinvention. The company has officially rebranded itself as an AI-first business, moving away from just being a browser maker and toward making money from AI-powered searches and answers — that revenue stream is growing at 17% a year. They're doing this across roughly 80 million users, weaving Google's latest AI models into the product. We tag Opera under AI compute and cybersecurity — two of the hottest corners of tech right now. One honest caveat: our financial data coverage on Opera is limited, so the picture we have is more about the strategic story than the numbers.
The takeaway
Opera is a classic 'show me' story — the pivot to AI sounds exciting, but the thing to watch is whether that AI-driven revenue actually keeps growing or stalls out.
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