GBTG Score Card: Risk & Performance | Stoxcraft

Global Business Travel Group, Inc.

Health

Performance

3.4

Risk

Sell

Buy

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Global Business Travel Group, Inc. stock rating and score history

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21.09.2026

Losing steam. Not trending your way right now.

10.09.2026

Calmer waters ahead. Risk signals cooling off.

08.09.2026

Barely upright. Still chaotic, but slowly finding some balance.

23.08.2026

Danger zone. Balance sheet’s flashing red across the board.

GBTG

Global Business Travel Group, Inc.

9.48

+0.21%

3.4

Sell

Buy

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Global Business Travel Group, Inc.

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Global Business Travel Group, Inc. Profile

Sector: Consumer Cyclical

Industry: Travel Services

Employees (FY): 27000

Global Business Travel Group, Inc. (GBTG) operates a sophisticated business-to-business (B2B) travel platform. This advanced digital ecosystem provides a full spectrum of tech-driven services for business travelers, corporate clients, travel content providers, and third-party travel agencies. GBTG's platform effectively manages various corporate needs, including travel arrangements, expense reporting, and the organization of meetings and events. Through its development of a premier B2B travel marketplace, the company guarantees unparalleled options, cost-effectiveness, and high-quality experiences. Global Business Travel Group, Inc. is based in New York, New York.

Company facts

Paul Gordon Abbott

CEO

27000

Employees worldwide

Performance

17.08%

Last 12 months

-3.22%

Last 5 years

Growth

$2.72B

Revenue year

$111.00M

Net income

Valuation

$4.94B

Market Cap

36.43

Price/Earnings Ratio

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