Here are some accumulated statistics from our scouring of the Twitter IPO filing for your perusal. The overall numbers show a company with good but slowing growth in users, solid revenue in mobile but no profit yet to show.
Twitter is absolutely a mobile-friendly company, with some 75 percent of its monthly active users coming on portable devices. About 65 percent of its ad revenue comes from there, too, in sharp contrast to Facebook, which had no mobile revenue at the time of its IPO.
| Daily Active Users | Over 100M |
| Monthly Active Users | 218.3M |
| Revenue 2010 | $28.3M |
| Revenue 2012 | $316M |
| Revenue 2013 1st half | $253M |
| Loss 2012 | $79.4M |
| Loss 2013 1st half | $69.3M |
| Shares of Stock Issued | 472,613,753 |
| Accumulated Deficit | $418.5M |
| MAUs on mobile | 164M, that’s 75% |
| Ad revenue from mobile | 65% |
| Tweet impressions | 30B |
| Total tweets | 300B |
| Spam (Fake) Accounts | 5% |
| R&D As Pct of 2012 Revenue | 37.5% |
| R&D in 2013 1st half | $111.8M |
| Websites Integrating Twitter | 3M |
| Registered Twitter Apps | 6M |
| Patents | 6 |
| Liabilities | $255.9M |
| International Revenue 2012 | $53M |
| International Revenue 2013 1st half | $62.8M |
| Employees | 2,000 |
| Notable Shareholders | Evan Williams 12%, Benchmark/Peter Fenton 6.7%, Jack Dorsey 4.9%, Dick Costolo 1.6%, Rizvi Traverse, Spark Capital, USV and DST |
Image Credit: Bruce McKay
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