Coursera

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Source: the SEC Form 13F filings of the managers we follow, latest for Q3 2026. How we use them

Managers holding

In their latest 13F (Q3 2026)

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Value held

$6.0m

Combined value at quarter end

Last quarter

1 bought

0 sold or trimmed

Price at Q2 ’26 end

$5.64

Prices here are quarter-end prices implied by the 13F filings. Today’s price on Yahoo Finance

Managers holding it, by quarter

0Q4 ’23

0Q1 ’24

0Q2 ’24

0Q3 ’24

0Q4 ’24

0Q1 ’25

0Q2 ’25

0Q3 ’25

0Q4 ’25

0Q1 ’26

1Q2 ’26

0Q3 ’26

Counts the managers on this site whose 13F for that quarter includes Coursera.

Who holds it

Each manager’s latest 13F, sorted by how much of their portfolio it is. Changes are against their previous quarter.

Managers holding Coursera

First Eagle Investment Management	0.0%$6.0m	$6.0m	New	1 qtr

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Directors buying and selling

Open-market trades by directors, officers and 10% holders over the last 12 months. How this works

From their Form 4 filings with the SEC. Grants, option exercises and shares sold to pay tax are left out.

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Insider purchases and sales of Coursera
		Bought or sold				Filing
1 Oct 2026	Hart Gregory M.President & CEO	▼ Sold	10,308	$5.11	$53k	Form 4
29 Sep 2026	Pale Fire Capital Se10% owner	▲ Bought	1,000,000	$4.61	$4.6m	Form 4
25 Sep 2026	Pale Fire Capital Se10% owner	▲ Bought	1,332,742	$5.06	$6.7m	Form 4
17 Aug 2026	Cardenas Alan BSVP, General Counsel	▼ Sold	9,139	$5.71	$52k	Form 4

About the company

Sector: Technology · Services-Prepackaged Software
Incorporated in: Delaware
Financial year ends: 31 December
Shares outstanding: 264m at 29 Jul 2026
SEC filings: Annual reports and other filings on EDGAR

Revenue and profit

$184m2019

$294m2020

$415m2021

$524m2022

$636m2023

$695m2024

$758m2025

Coursera revenue and net income by year
Year	Revenue	Net income
2025	$758m	−$51.0m
2024	$695m	−$79.5m
2023	$636m	−$117m
2022	$524m	−$175m
2021	$415m	−$145m
2020	$294m	−$66.8m
2019	$184m	−$46.7m

From the company’s XBRL financial statements filed with the SEC, for each financial year. Gaps mean the company didn’t report that figure in a standard form.