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To own Vertex, you have to believe tax automation remains essential infrastructure as regulations tighten and enterprises modernize finance systems, and that Vertex can convert this into steadily expanding recurring revenue. The new CPA.com and Kintsugi partnership supports that thesis by pushing Vertex’s AI deeper into accountant workflows, but it does not fundamentally change the near term focus on converting ERP and e‑invoicing demand, or the key risk that heavy AI and product investment could weigh on margins if adoption is slower than expected.
The recent US$150 million share repurchase authorization is the clearest recent signal of how management is thinking about capital allocation around this AI and e‑invoicing buildout. For investors, that sits alongside the CPA.com news as part of a broader story about balancing growth investments with returns of capital, at a time when macro uncertainty and slower cloud ERP projects could still affect Vertex’s ability to translate its partnerships and product roadmap into the revenue and earnings trajectory implied by consensus...
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Vertex’s narrative projects $1.1 billion in revenue and $71.6 million in earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Vertex's forecasts yield a $27.86 fair value, a 44% upside to its current price.
Three Simply Wall St Community fair value estimates for Vertex span roughly US$17.84 to US$32.80, underlining how far apart individual investors can be on upside. You should weigh that spread against the risk that ongoing heavy AI and product investment could compress margins longer than expected, and consider how different views on that trade off might shape the company’s future performance.
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