PROGRESS SOFTWARE CORP

PRGS is the ticker symbol for Progress Software Corporation, a company whose shares trade on the Nasdaq Global Select Market. The stock represents ownership in a business that provides software products and services to enterprises and developers. Its price reflects supply and demand in the public market, while its underlying value is tied to the company's operations, financial results, and broader industry trends.

PRGS operates in the application software industry, part of the broader technology sector. Progress Software focuses on infrastructure and development tools that help organizations build, deploy, and manage business applications. As a software company, its results can be influenced by enterprise IT spending, cloud adoption, and the competitive landscape for application development platforms.

Recent performance for PRGS depends on current market activity, which changes daily. You can find the latest price, percentage change, and short-term trends on the PRGS stock detail page. That page typically shows recent trading data, including daily moves, volume, and comparisons over select periods, so it is the best place to review up-to-date performance.

The 52-week range shows the lowest and highest prices at which PRGS has traded over the past year. This range helps contextualize where the current price sits relative to its own history. For the exact low and high figures, please refer to the latest PRGS data displayed on this page, as these values change with market activity.

Valuation for PRGS can be assessed using metrics such as the price-to-earnings ratio, price-to-sales, and enterprise value multiples, compared with peers and the company's own history. Analysts also consider growth, profitability, and cash flow. Because these measures depend on current prices and financials, use the latest PRGS data and reported results shown on the page.

Revenue growth for PRGS indicates whether the company is expanding its sales of software and services over time. Sustained growth can reflect strong demand, successful product adoption, or acquisitions. It is often compared with earnings growth and margin trends to judge whether expansion is profitable. Review the latest reported figures and commentary on the PRGS page for current details.