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DocuSign (DOCU) is listed on NASDAQ Exchange in USA. DocuSign operates in the Application Software space. The company conducts business in the Software sector. DocuSign carries a mid-cap market capitalization of 9.18 B when compared with application software companies. The current market cap profile is reinforced by enterprise value near 8.5 B, a workforce of about 7,044 people, and about 194.43 M shares outstanding. The company has 14.87 M shares sold short (2.56 days to cover). The company reported previous year's revenue of 3.22 B. Net Income was 309.08 M with profit before overhead, payroll, taxes, and interest of 2.56 B. DocuSign financial risk analysis Ownership Allocation The majority of DocuSign's outstanding shares are owned by institutions. This level of institutional concentration typically reflects the stock's inclusion in major indices, consistent liquidity, and long-term investment attractiveness for funds managing assets on behalf of pensions, endowments, and other institutional clients. With institutions controlling the majority of the float, changes in quarterly 13F filings can provide meaningful signals about shifts in professional investor sentiment. The ownership breakdown for DocuSign shows approximately 89% institutional, 1% insider, and 10% public. Check DocuSign Ownership Details

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Open Interest Against 2026-06-18 DocuSign Option Contracts

Current option-chain data for DocuSign covers the June 18, 2026 expiration. The chain lists 79 contracts (43 calls, 36 puts). Primary chain signals include implied volatility near 0.55, put/call open-interest ratio around 1.01, and max pain near strike 47.5. Open interest and volume details are available in the full chain. View more details.ESG Sustainability

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CEO President	Allan Thygesen
President Growth	Robert Chatwani
President Operations	Stephen Shute
President Officer	Paula Hansen
Old Name	DocuSign, Inc.
Business Concentration	Application Software, Software - Application, Information Technology, SAMPP Midcap 400, NASDAQ Composite, ISE Cloud Computing, Nasdaq CTA Internet, Information Technology, Software, Software—Application, Technology (View all Sectors)
Average Analyst RecommendationDocuSign is followed by 23 analysts, producing a consensus rating of 3.43 (Buy). Consensus remains broadly stable month over month. Changes in ratings contribute to this shift. 16 of 23 analysts maintain hold-oriented views. Recommendation balance provides additional context. 23 Opinions
Financial Strength For DocuSign, recent data highlights a Gross Profit Margin of 61.0%, an Operating Margin of 10.5%, and a Return On Assets of 7.7%. Analysis of capital structure and cash generation suggests that DocuSign maintains balanced financial characteristics. Operating returns remain positive, suggesting ongoing earnings capacity. In technology businesses, recurring revenue quality, R&D investment discipline, and operating margin expansion are key durability indicators. Current Value Last Year Change From Last Year  10 Year Trend Asset Turnover 0.57 0.7612 Way Down Slightly volatile Gross Profit Margin 0.61 0.794 Way Down Slightly volatile Total Current Liabilities 1.2 B 2 B Way Down Slightly volatile Non Current Liabilities Total 359.4 M 272.3 M Significantly Up Slightly volatile Total Assets 2.4 B 4.2 B Way Down Slightly volatile Total Current Assets 1.2 B 1.5 B Significantly Down Slightly volatile
Debt Levels For DocuSign, recent data highlights -$0.71 in Net Debt To EBITDA, a Debt To Equity of 0.09x, and $637.8 million in Long Term Debt. a Long Term Debt To Capitalization of 46.0% and $636.9 million in Long Term Debt Total round out the capital structure view for DocuSign. Current Assets For DocuSign, recent data highlights $0.11 in Intangibles To Total Assets, $2.4 billion in Total Assets, and a Return On Assets of 7.7%. a Return On Tangible Assets of 8.8% round out the key financial metrics view for DocuSign.

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Top Institutional Holders

The institutional ownership of DocuSign reflects the proportion of its shares held by large financial organizations, including pension funds and investment managers. Institutions holding large blocks of DocuSign's shares can influence management strategy.

DocuSign Historical Income Statement

Net Income is evolving in line with broader financial reporting trends. A year ago, DocuSign reported Net Income at 309.08 Million. As of 03/22/2026, Income Tax Expense is forecasted to advance to approximately 40.2 M this year, while Selling General Administrative is moving lower toward slightly above 249.2 M. View More Fundamentals

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