TTM

TTM is an acronym used in several different fields, and its meaning depends on context. Common interpretations include Trailing Twelve Months, Time to Maturity, Time to Market, and the corporate name TTM Technologies, Inc.

Trailing Twelve Months (TTM) refers to the most recent 12 months of data used to report financial results on a rolling basis. It is commonly used for revenue, earnings, and valuation metrics because it smooths seasonal effects and allows comparison across firms with different fiscal calendars.

Time to Maturity (TTM) denotes the remaining time until a debt instrument’s principal is due or a derivative contract expires. It affects pricing, yield, duration, and risk; longer TTM generally implies higher interest-rate sensitivity, while shorter TTM often implies lower risk.

Time to Market (TTM) describes the period from product concept or idea to commercial availability. It is a key metric in product development and competitive strategy, influencing market share and returns. Factors affecting TTM include R&D, regulatory approvals, testing, manufacturing readiness, and supply-chain readiness.

TTM Technologies, Inc. is a United States-based electronics manufacturing services company known for printed circuit boards and related services. The firm serves sectors such as communications, computing, industrial, and automotive.

Other uses exist in different industries and local practice, but Trailing Twelve Months, Time to Maturity, Time to Market, and the corporate identity of TTM Technologies represent the main widely recognized senses of the acronym.