MongoDB (MDB) PT Raised to $375 at Stifel
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Stifel analyst Brad Reback raised the price target on MongoDB (NASDAQ: MDB) to $375.00 (from $325.00) while maintaining a Buy rating.
The analyst comments "During Mongo's analyst-day/user-conference we believe management presented a compelling case it can sustain strong top line growth and accelerate profitability as the company gains share across the traditional database market, especially among larger enterprises, makes AI inroads given the Mongo's architectural advantages and the completeness of its platform (vector search, embeddings, etc.) and benefits over-time from SQL migrations due to its maturing application modernization platform (AMP), all while co-existing with Postgres (see customer/ partner comments below). On the profit front we expect sustained S&M leverage as the company benefits from the flywheel of increasingly successful self-service customer engagement that helps to make the entire GTM motion more efficient which should allow management to effectively fund its R&D initiatives. The net result is management's very realistic/conservative long-term financial framework (3-5 years) that calls for a balanced mix of growth (high-teens, >20% Atlas growth) and profitability (>20% OM, 100-200bps OM expansion/yr)."
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