TTM

American  

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.

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Etymology

Origin of TTM

First recorded in 1945–50

Example Sentences

He sees two groups of AI stocks, describing what he calls the “GOOG Complex”—the search company, plus Broadcom, TTM Technologies, Celestica, and Lumentum—as the winners for now.

From Barron's

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.

From MarketWatch

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.

From Barron's

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.

From Barron's

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

From BBC