TTM

abbreviation

Finance, Business.

1. trailing twelve months: a method of assessing trends in a company’s performance by analyzing changes over the past twelve months, as in total sales revenue, profit margins, or the company’s stock value. Using TTM filters out seasonal or short-term fluctuations.

Word History and Origins

Origin of TTM¹

First recorded in 1945–50

Example Sentences

The printed circuit boards required for TPUs are denser with a proprietary routing and these are produced by companies like Isu Petasys, TTM Technologies and Unimicron.

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The former include Broadcom, which works with Google to design its TPUs; TTM Technologies, which makes circuit boards; technology solutions company Celestica; and Lumentum Holdings, which makes optical and photonic products for the cloud and networking.

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The former include Broadcom, which works with Google to design its TPUs; TTM Technologies, which makes circuit boards; technology solutions company Celestica; and Lumentum Holdings, which makes optical and photonic products for the cloud and networking.

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That will be converted into gowns by Glenrothes firm Keela, as well as Lancashire-based Redwood TTM Ltd.

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Mr. Mistry fired back Wednesday in a letter, accusing his former employer of hiding $18 billion of potential write-downs over an unspecified period across five Tata companies, including Tata Motors TTM -4.21 % and Tata Steel Europe.

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