As of November 11, 2026, UiPath had a market cap of $6.846 billion, which increased by 2.42% compared to the previous trading day. Market capitalization, often referred to as market cap, represents the total value of a company's outstanding shares on the stock market and is a common measure of its overall size and valuation.
Note: Each point on the chart represents the market capitalization at the end of the trading day. Source: Data compiled from
EDGAR filings,
Bloomberg
and Yahoo Finance.
📈 UiPath Market Cap History by Year and Month
UiPath Market Cap History by Year and Month
Year / Month
Market Cap
% Change
2026
$6.846B
▼ 21.89%
$6.846B
▼ 4.29%
$7.153B
▲ 6.92%
$6.69B
▼ 31.15%
$9.717B
▲ 46.32%
$6.641B
▲ 17.39%
$5.657B
▼ 7.26%
$6.1B
▲ 13.05%
$5.396B
▼ 7.22%
$5.816B
▲ 1.36%
$5.738B
▼ 14.77%
$6.732B
▼ 23.19%
2025
$8.765B
▲ 25.48%
$8.765B
▲ 19.09%
$7.36B
▼ 12.61%
$8.422B
▲ 18.54%
$7.105B
▲ 19.41%
$5.95B
▼ 5.36%
$6.287B
▼ 8.19%
$6.848B
▼ 3.83%
$7.121B
▲ 11.51%
$6.386B
▲ 12.43%
$5.68B
▼ 16.57%
$6.808B
▼ 13.51%
$7.871B
▲ 12.68%
2024
$6.985B
▼ 50.32%
$6.985B
▼ 10.57%
$7.811B
▲ 14.97%
$6.794B
▼ 3.49%
$7.039B
▼ 2.49%
$7.219B
▲ 5.83%
$6.821B
▼ 6.08%
$7.263B
▲ 3.43%
$7.022B
▼ 35.35%
$10.862B
▼ 15.80%
$12.899B
▼ 4.59%
$13.52B
▲ 3.35%
$13.082B
▼ 6.97%
2023
$14.061B
▲ 100.12%
$14.061B
▲ 25.45%
$11.208B
▲ 27.24%
$8.809B
▼ 9.16%
$9.697B
▲ 8.25%
$8.958B
▼ 12.56%
$10.244B
▲ 10.17%
$9.298B
▼ 7.38%
$10.039B
▲ 27.20%
$7.893B
▼ 19.37%
$9.788B
▲ 18.50%
$8.26B
▼ 3.39%
$8.55B
▲ 21.67%
2022
$7.027B
▼ 68.98%
$7.027B
▲ 2.01%
$6.888B
▼ 1.42%
$6.988B
▲ 0.82%
$6.931B
▼ 23.32%
$9.038B
▼ 9.48%
$9.985B
▲ 0.77%
$9.909B
▲ 6.56%
$9.299B
▼ 4.29%
$9.715B
▼ 16.99%
$11.704B
▼ 37.70%
$18.786B
▼ 4.98%
$19.771B
▼ 12.72%
2021
$22.653B
N/A
$22.653B
▼ 10.54%
$25.322B
▼ 1.87%
$25.805B
▼ 4.49%
$27.017B
▼ 16.71%
$32.437B
▲ 1.90%
$31.832B
▼ 7.91%
$34.565B
▼ 14.72%
$40.531B
▲ 10.86%
$36.56B
N/A
All market cap values reflect closing prices for the period shown.
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