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To own Bentley Systems, you have to believe in its role as a core software partner to infrastructure owners and engineers, where highly specialized tools, recurring revenue and disciplined capital returns matter more than short term share price swings. The Alabama Blyncsy rollout speaks directly to that thesis: it shows Bentley’s AI and data assets being pulled into a real-world budgeting process, strengthening the case for its Asset Analytics portfolio. That said, this win on its own is unlikely to move near term financials in a major way, so the key catalysts still sit around restoring earnings momentum, rebuilding market confidence after a steep share price decline and proving that newer AI offerings support margins rather than compress them. Meanwhile, elevated leverage, premium valuation metrics and governance questions around board independence remain central risks.
However, one governance and capital structure issue stands out that investors should not ignore. Despite retreating, Bentley Systems' shares might still be trading 17% above their fair value. Discover the potential downside here.Four Simply Wall St Community members see Bentley’s fair value between US$38.45 and US$65, highlighting how far views can diverge. Set that against recent share price weakness and concerns about debt and profitability, and it becomes clear why some investors are rethinking how durable Bentley’s current business mix really is.
Explore 4 other fair value estimates on Bentley Systems - why the stock might be worth just $38.45!
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