How to Buy Innodata Stock

Step 1: Choose where to buy Innodata stock

You need a brokerage account in order to access the NASDAQ market and buy INOD shares.

Step 2: Create a brokerage account

Now that you've selected your brokerage, the next step is to fill out some personal details so you can buy INOD today.

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3. Send your application by hitting the "Create Account" button.
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Step 3: Fund your brokerage account

Now that you've filled out your info on the best stock market app, your next step is to transfer the money for your investment:

Check out the walkthrough below to see the process of depositing money into your new brokerage account.

Step 4: Analyze Innodata stock

Once you have identified the best place to buy Innodata stock, it's important to analyze their stock before you buy, so you can comprehend the risk as well as the upside.

Innodata Numbers

Fundamentals of Innodata

WallStreetZen was designed to help everyday investors perform better fundamental analysis in less time.

You can view all of the due diligence checks on INOD's stock page.

Is INOD stock undervalued or overvalued?

You can use a variety of different financial metrics, analyses, models, and charts to gauge INOD's true value.

Using relative valuations methods:

• INOD may be overvalued based on its P/E ratio of 49.78x, relative to Information Technology Services industry P/E ratio of 30.98x
• INOD may be overvalued based on its P/B ratio of 17.76x, relative to Information Technology Services industry P/B ratio of 4.48x
• INOD could be overvalued based on its PEG ratio of 35.83x

You can do more valuation research on INOD's stock here.

INOD Financial Overview

Positive Health Checks:

• Total INOD debt is lower than 5 years ago, relative to shareholder equity.
• INOD's operating cash flow of $51.20M allows it to safely service it's debt of $12.24M.
• There are more short-term assets than short-term liabilities on the INOD balance sheet.
• There are more short-term assets than long-term liabilities on the INOD balance sheet.
• INOD earnings of $40.74M is not enough to cover its interest payments.

Negative Health Checks:

• INOD profit margin has gone down from 14.6% to 14.1% in the past year.
• INOD has a relatively high debt to equity ratio of 0.57.

Is Innodata stock a Buy, Hold, or Sell, according to Wall Street analysts?

Out of 2 Equities analysts who give ratings on INOD, the consensus analyst rating on INOD is a Buy

Please note that analyst forecasts are not stock recommendations, nor are they investment advice.

You can dig deeper into what analysts are saying on the Innodata stock forecast page.

INOD Technical Indicators

INOD Growth Numbers

Last year, INOD earnings were $33.64M. During the past 4 year, INOD's earnings have gone up by 145.51% per year. This was faster than the Information Technology Services industry average of 7.62%.

Last year, INOD revenue was $238.47M. In the last 5 year, INOD's revenue has gone up by 32.85% per year. This was faster than the Information Technology Services industry average of 5.04%.

You can research INOD's earnings and revenue performance here.

What are INOD executives and large shareholders up to?

In the past year, insiders at INOD have sold more shares than they have bought.

Ashok Mishra, EVP and COO of INOD, was the latest INOD insider to buy. They bought $118,033.46 worth of INOD shares on Dec 4, 2025.

Get more info about who owns INOD stock here.

Does INOD stock generate passive income?

No, Innodata doesn't provide an income stream by paying out dividends.

INOD Social Trading Data

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Step 5: Place your INOD buy order

There are two primary types of orders:

• Market order: A market order is an order to buy or sell a stock at the best price on the market.
  Market orders are mostly fine for most investors.
• Limit order: A limit order enables you to buy or sell a security at a specific price (or better).
  If you want to be certain you're buying or selling at an exact dollar amount limit, use a limit order.

Click the Open button and your broker will place the order.

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Step 6: Watch your investment in INOD

Now that you own some INOD stock, you'll want to keep up with your new shares.

Put INOD on a watchlist to monitor your INOD stock.

How to Buy Stock in Innodata

To reiterate, here are the 6 steps to buy Innodata stock:

1. Choose where to buy Innodata stock
2. Create a brokerage account
3. Fund your brokerage account
4. Analyze Innodata stock
5. Place your INOD buy order
6. Watch your investment in INOD

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