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Belief in Snap as a shareholder often centers on the company’s ability to drive innovation in AR, grow its global user base, and capitalize on the shift towards digital advertising, even as competition and persistent losses remain real concerns. The recent US$550 million debt financing and convertible note repurchase are not expected to immediately shift the primary short-term catalyst, continued user and engagement growth, or address the largest risk, which remains Snap’s ongoing struggle with profitability due to rising costs.
Of the latest announcements, the completion of Snap’s share buyback program, repurchasing 57,293,000 shares for US$500.65 million, stands out. While the buyback may provide some support to the share price, profitability challenges and dependence on advertising revenue remain unaddressed, keeping the focus on execution in their core business.
Yet, despite these measures, the real risk investors should not overlook is that ongoing net losses and high cost structures could...
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Snap's future outlook anticipates $7.6 billion in revenue and $825.0 million in earnings by 2028. This scenario requires 10.5% annual revenue growth and a $1,371.3 million increase in earnings from the current level of -$546.3 million.
Uncover how Snap's forecasts yield a $9.44 fair value, a 30% upside to its current price.
Simply Wall St Community members set Snap’s fair value between US$8.13 and US$23.80, with 12 distinct viewpoints captured. Yet with persistent net losses highlighted in recent results, differing opinions on long-term potential remain for good reason, explore more below.
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