Coursera, Inc.
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See all $COUR insider activity →Coursera (COUR) disclosed an amended Schedule 13G/A in which Insight-related entities reported passive ownership of its common stock. Insight Holdings Group, LLC reported 8,942,502 shares, or 3.4% of the class, and Insight Venture Partners VII, L.P. reported 5,705,630 shares, or 2.2%, based on 264,400,000 shares outstanding as of July 29, 2026.
Coursera, Inc. reported for the quarter ended 2026 revenue of $298.6M and a net loss of $80.4M, or ($0.34) diluted EPS, versus the prior-year quarter. The company attributed revenue growth to its May 11 merger with Udemy and a shift toward subscription revenue. Paid subscribers rose 44% to 1.655M.
Coursera (NYSE: COUR) shares rose 11.8% after Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock to neutral from sell and raised its price target to $6.50 from $5.50, citing Coursera’s acquisition of Udemy, Q2 revenue and adjusted EBITDA beating guidance, and resilient subscriptions. Coursera also announced a $100 million investment in LearnVector and an AI ethics course with UNESCO.
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Passive 13G/A ownership updates can affect positioning and sentiment, but the filing explicitly disclaims any intent to influence control.
Post-merger financials show sharp YoY revenue growth and a much larger net loss, with subscriber and enterprise retention metrics highlighted.
Upgrade and higher target, plus AI investment and UNESCO partnership, likely support near-term momentum but profitability and cash-flow concerns remain in the narrative.
The analyst upgrade and higher target can support near-term sentiment and reduce downside expectations, but it is not a fundamental company disclosure.
The deal is a strategic AI bet that could strengthen Coursera’s product roadmap and investor narrative around AI-driven growth.
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Coursera (COUR) disclosed an amended Schedule 13G/A in which Insight-related entities reported passive ownership of its common stock. Insight Holdings Group, LLC reported 8,942,502 shares, or 3.4% of the class, and Insight Venture Partners VII, L.P. reported 5,705,630 shares, or 2.2%, based on 264,400,000 shares outstanding as of July 29, 2026.
3 min readCoursera, Inc. reported for the quarter ended 2026 revenue of $298.6M and a net loss of $80.4M, or ($0.34) diluted EPS, versus the prior-year quarter. The company attributed revenue growth to its May 11 merger with Udemy and a shift toward subscription revenue. Paid subscribers rose 44% to 1.655M.
1 min readCoursera (NYSE: COUR) shares rose 11.8% after Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock to neutral from sell and raised its price target to $6.50 from $5.50, citing Coursera’s acquisition of Udemy, Q2 revenue and adjusted EBITDA beating guidance, and resilient subscriptions. Coursera also announced a $100 million investment in LearnVector and an AI ethics course with UNESCO.
5 min readGoldman Sachs upgraded Coursera to Neutral from Sell and raised its price target to $6.50 from $5.50, according to the firm. The note follows a period of weakness in Coursera shares after Q2 results, with the stock shown at about $5.70 in the market snapshot.
1 min readCoursera (NYSE: COUR) said it will invest $100 million in LearnVector, an AI-native learning company founded by Andrew Ng. Coursera said the deal supports its AI strategy and aims to expand personalized, measurable learning. It expects first LearnVector products in early 2027 and says the investment equals about one-third ownership on a fully diluted basis.
3 min readWhat Happened? Shares of online learning platform Coursera (NYSE: COUR) fell 18% in the afternoon session after second-quarter 2026 earnings report presented a mixed financial picture that left investors concerned about its underlying health. The company surpassed Wall Street's expectations on revenue and earnings, with sales growing nearly 60% year-over-year to $298.6 million. Coursera also significantly raised its revenue forecast for the full year.
4 min readCoursera shares fell about 12.6% in pre-open after its Q2 2026 results. Coursera reported EPS of $0.17 (vs $0.10 est.) and revenue of $298.6M (vs $293.72M), but underlying revenue excluding Udemy was down 1%. Operating margin was -28.4% and free cash flow -$32.6M, including ~$39M integration costs. Coursera also announced a $100M equity investment in LearnVector.
4 min readMeta reported Q2 revenue of $60.80B, above the $59.50B estimate, but adjusted EPS was $6.18 versus $7.13 expected, according to Benzinga Pro. Meta also guided full-year capex at $130B to $145B, compared with prior $125B to $145B. Meta shares fell 9.4% to $530.88 in pre-market.
2 min readCoursera (NYSE:COUR) reported Q2 2026 results on an earnings call. It said total revenue rose 60% on a reported basis tied to Udemy, but normalized revenue fell 1% YoY. Enterprise NRR dropped to 91% and consumer revenue declined 5% normalized. Free cash flow was negative $33M. The company discussed integrating enterprise sales teams and a $100M LearnVector investment.
7 min readCoursera (NYSE:COUR) reported Q2 results and outlook on an earnings call. Operating expenses were $150M (50% of revenue). Net income was $40M (13.5%); adjusted EBITDA was ~$43M (14.3%). Q3 revenue guidance was $364M-$372M and adjusted EBITDA $52M-$56M. Full-year 2026 revenue forecast was raised to $1.22B-$1.245B with ~14% adjusted EBITDA margin target. Coursera also plans a $100M investment in LearnVector and expects Q4 adjusted EBITDA margin above 16%.
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