In a report released yesterday, Howard Ma from Guggenheim upgraded CommVault Systems to a Buy, with a price target of $210.00.
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Howard Ma has given his Buy rating due to a combination of factors that highlight CommVault Systems’ strong position in the data protection market. The company is expected to experience significant growth, driven by positive channel checks and sustainable secular tailwinds in the industry. CommVault’s ability to deliver upside to key metrics, such as ARR and FCF margin, sets the stage for balanced and sustainable growth, aligning with the Rule of 40 principle.
Additionally, the company’s SaaS offerings are gaining traction, particularly in complex, hybrid enterprise IT environments, and are projected to exit near $400 million in ARR this year with a growth rate of 35%. This growth is supported by CommVault’s comprehensive product portfolio, which includes advanced security features that resonate well with enterprise CIOs and CISOs. The company’s strategic importance in data protection, coupled with its robust channel partnerships, positions it well to capitalize on the underpenetrated market for SaaS applications and cloud-native workloads. These factors contribute to the positive outlook and the $210 price target, representing a 20% upside potential.
Based on the recent corporate insider activity of 41 insiders, corporate insider sentiment is negative on the stock. This means that over the past quarter there has been an increase of insiders selling their shares of CVLT in relation to earlier this year.