Intapp (INTA) is back in the spotlight as it heads to present at the UBS Global Technology and AI Conference in Scottsdale, a timely stage given growing enthusiasm around its recurring revenue engine.
See our latest analysis for Intapp.
The upcoming UBS appearance comes after a choppy stretch for the stock, with a roughly 13 percent 1 month share price return, a steep year to date share price decline, and a still impressive 3 year total shareholder return. This suggests that long term momentum may remain intact even as sentiment resets.
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With shares still trading at a discount to analyst targets despite robust recurring revenue and strong three year returns, the key question now is whether Intapp remains mispriced or if the market has already factored in its next leg of growth.
With Intapp last closing at $43.20 against a narrative fair value of $57.13, the latest storyline leans toward a sizable upside if forecasts stick.
Intapp's commitment to cloud adoption, with 93% of clients having at least one cloud module, coupled with the upselling and cross-selling success, positions them to improve their net margins through increased cloud utilization and economies of scale.
Want to see what kind of revenue runway and profit margin shift are baked into that upside case? The core thesis hinges on bold growth, richer margins, and a future earnings multiple that assumes Intapp matures into a far more profitable SaaS leader than it looks today.
Result: Fair Value of $57.13 (UNDERVALUED)
Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.
However, execution risks remain, particularly around cloud migrations and partner delivery, where client churn or higher costs could quickly puncture the upside narrative.
Find out about the key risks to this Intapp narrative.
Step away from fair value models, and Intapp suddenly looks pricey, not cheap. Its price to sales sits near 6.7 times versus a 4.9 times fair ratio and wider software market, although still below peer averages around 7.6 times. Is the premium justified, or just hope priced in early?
See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.
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