Ryanair Holdings (0A2U) Product Insights

The reported fiscal period covers fiscal periods for which the company has already reported earnings, meaning that the data on its website traffic has been publicly disclosed.

The unreported fiscal period covers the upcoming fiscal period, for which the company has not yet released a report, meaning that TipRanks provides access to website traffic data that cannot yet be found anywhere else.

TipRanks’ Website Traffic Tool bases its data on each company’s unique fiscal periods. Publicly traded companies are required to report their earnings on a periodic basis, based on their fiscal year. Most U.S. and Canadian companies report 4 times a year, while most UK companies report twice a year. A fiscal year is a company’s annual financial or accounting reporting period. Most of the time, it is similar to the calendar year; for example, Facebook’s fiscal year coincides with the calendar year and runs from January 1 to December 31. Other times, companies have fiscal years that do not coincide with the calendar year; for example, Microsoft’s fiscal year runs from July 1, to June 30 of the following year.