Atlassian Corporation (NASDAQ: TEAM)

Software - Application · Sydney, Australia · Founded 2002

$45.0B

Market Cap

$5.22B

Revenue

12,000

Employees

$-0.26B

Net Income

📊 Key Statistics for Atlassian Corporation (TEAM)

Market capitalization: $45.0 billion
Annual revenue: $5.22 billion
Net income: $-0.26 billion
Employees: 12,000
Sector: Technology
Headquarters: Sydney, Australia
Founded: 2002

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📋 About Atlassian Corporation

Atlassian builds collaboration and project management software for software teams — Jira (issue tracking), Confluence (documentation), Trello (kanban boards), and Bitbucket (code hosting). Over 300,000 companies use Atlassian products, including 83% of the Fortune 500. If you've worked in tech, you've used Jira.

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💰 How Atlassian Corporation Makes Money

Subscription revenue from cloud and data center products. Atlassian famously has no traditional sales team — products sell through self-service and word-of-mouth. The company's marketplace (3,000+ apps) creates ecosystem lock-in. Revenue exceeds $4 billion annually with 90%+ gross margins.

📜 Key Milestones

Founded in 2002 in Sydney by Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar with $10,000 in credit card debt. They bootstrapped to profitability before taking any outside funding. The company went public on NASDAQ in 2015. The $425 million acquisition of Trello in 2017 added a consumer-friendly product to the enterprise portfolio.

📊 Financial Overview

Market Capitalization	$45.0B
Annual Revenue	$5.22B
Net Income	$-0.26B
Profit Margin	-5%
Revenue per Employee	$435000K
Stock Exchange	NASDAQ
Ticker Symbol	TEAM

Financial data is approximate and based on most recent annual filings.

💡 Did You Know?

Atlassian reached $4 billion in revenue without a traditional sales force — one of the most remarkable go-to-market strategies in enterprise software history. The two co-founders (both Australian) are among the richest people in Australia. Jira is so dominant in software development that 'Jira ticket' has become a generic term.

📝 Analyst Take

Atlassian owns the developer workflow. Jira's dominance is both its strength (massive moat) and weakness (developers love to hate it). The forced cloud migration from Server products is driving revenue growth but frustrating some customers. Competition from Linear, Notion, and GitHub is real but hasn't dented market share meaningfully.

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