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A10 Networks vs N-able

A10 Networks ATEN · N-able NABL · Systems Software

N-able reported revenue of $509 million in fiscal 2025, 1.8 times A10 Networks' $291 million in fiscal 2025. A10 Networks' revenue grew 11.0% in its latest year, and N-able's grew 9.3%. A10 Networks had an operating margin of 16.2%, against 6.7% at N-able. Free cash flow was $65 million at A10 Networks and $75 million at N-able.

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A10 NetworksN-able
Latest fiscal yearFY2025, Dec 31, 2025FY2025, Dec 31, 2025
Revenue$291M$509M
Revenue growth11.0%9.3%
Revenue growth a year, last 5 years5.2%10.9%
Gross margin79.3%76.9%
Operating margin16.2%6.7%
Net margin14.5%−3.7%
Free cash flow$65M$75M
Free cash flow margin22.3%14.8%
Return on capital—2.6%
Net debt to EBITDA−2.6x3.6x
Dividends and buybacks$86M$30M
Change in diluted share count−2.3%−0.3%
Last close$24.76$4.84
P/E at the last close38.1×—
Insider trades, last 12 monthssold $3.2 million—
Piotroski F-score5 of 93 of 9
Amounts in each company's own currency, US$ unless marked (a foreign company may report in another), each company's latest fiscal year from its 10-K, or 20-F or 40-F for a foreign company. Growth rates compare with the year before; the five-year rate is the average a year. Free cash flow is cash from operations minus capital spending; return on capital is after-tax operating income over the money invested in the business; P/E is the last close over the latest earnings per share. Banks are measured differently (return on equity, efficiency ratio), so some rows apply to one company only.

Ten years

Revenue
US$ billions, fiscal years
A10 NetworksN-able
Operating margin
Percent of revenue
A10 NetworksN-able
Free cash flow
US$ billions. Cash from operations minus capital expenditure.
A10 NetworksN-able

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Source: the companies' Form 10-K filings, from SEC EDGAR, and the last close. For information only, not investment advice: the figures describe results, not which company is the better investment. The Filing Desk is not affiliated with either company. Full figures on the A10 Networks and N-able pages.