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True, but it is not unheard of for a software company. In fact, it's expected. Hence the valuations for software vendors compared to manufacturing, retail, etc.
by dalbasal 4y ago
True, but it is not unheard of for a software company. In fact, it's expected. Hence the valuations for software vendors compared to manufacturing, retail, etc.
- mbesto 4y agoI think we're in agreement here then, the valuations follow the fact that these companies can operationally grow much quicker than others.
- dalbasal 4y agoSure, they have. So, they certainly can. The question for Atlassian is how fast. 20-30% doesn't get you to a justification for Atlassian's peak value. It doesn't inspire "the next Microsoft" vibes. Maybe after 10-15 years of growth at this rate, it would... but the market's not paying these prices for that. Atlassian becomes an acquisition target if stock prices reflect a 20% rate of growth.
- vladich 4y agoSince founders hold ~90% voting power combined, no, it's not gonna become an acquisition target.