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To own Agilysys, you need to believe that hospitality operators will keep adopting its cloud platforms to run more of their guest journey, and that subscription revenue can keep gaining share. The new IHG approval strengthens that case near term by validating InfoGenesis at global scale, but it does not remove key risks such as high exposure to cyclical travel and elevated competition in hotel tech.
The IHG decision also lands shortly after Agilysys raised fiscal 2026 revenue guidance to US$315 million to US$318 million, with subscription growth targeted at 29% year on year. Investors may see these together as reinforcing the subscription‑led growth story, while still needing to watch whether heavy spending on sales and innovation drags on margins if growth slows.
Yet, investors should be aware that high reliance on the hotel and resort cycle could still...
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Agilysys' narrative projects $425.1 million revenue and $60.4 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Agilysys' forecasts yield a $140.00 fair value, a 9% upside to its current price.
Three fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community range from US$29.52 to US$152, highlighting how far apart individual views can sit. When you set those against Agilysys’ heavy dependence on the cyclical hospitality sector, it underlines why checking several different viewpoints on the company’s prospects matters.
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