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To own Sea, you need to believe its three-core engine of Shopee, Monee and Garena can keep scaling despite intense regional competition and gaming concentration risk. The strong third quarter and new buyback do not materially change the near term risk that Garena remains heavily dependent on Free Fire, even as operating momentum and capital returns support the current growth-focused narrative.
The US$1,000 million share repurchase authorization stands out here, as it directly ties recent earnings strength to capital allocation. For investors focused on catalysts, this program sits alongside ongoing user and revenue growth in e commerce and digital financial services, potentially reinforcing confidence in Sea’s ability to balance reinvestment with returning excess cash while it addresses core risks in gaming and credit quality.
Yet even with this progress, investors should still pay close attention to how exposed Garena remains to Free Fire and what happens if...
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Sea’s narrative projects $33.2 billion revenue and $4.7 billion earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Sea's forecasts yield a $191.62 fair value, a 59% upside to its current price.
Seventeen members of the Simply Wall St Community value Sea between US$153.42 and US$315.20 per share, highlighting a very wide spread of opinion. Set this against the ongoing risk that Shopee may need sustained heavy investment to defend share in Southeast Asia and Brazil, and it becomes even more important to compare multiple views on how Sea’s profitability could evolve.
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