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To be a shareholder in ATRenew, you need to believe in the long-term growth of China's device recommerce market, supported by rising consumer trade-in activity and strong brand collaborations. The recent 70% surge in iPhone 17 launch trade-ins underscores ATRenew's exposure to cyclical upgrade events, a key short-term catalyst for transaction volume, but competitive pressure from direct trade-in programs and other marketplaces remains the biggest risk and is unchanged by this news.
Among recent developments, ATRenew's continued share buyback program stands out for its relevance. Ongoing buybacks reflect management's confidence and may provide support for the stock price during periods of heightened volatility, especially as trade-in demand surges from major tech launches. However, in contrast, competitive threats from both multinational electronics brands and alternative marketplaces pose structural risks investors should be aware of if...
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ATRenew's narrative projects CN¥35.8 billion revenue and CN¥1.1 billion earnings by 2028. This requires 24.5% yearly revenue growth and an increase of approximately CN¥890 million in earnings from current earnings of CN¥210.4 million.
Uncover how ATRenew's forecasts yield a $7.00 fair value, a 54% upside to its current price.
Three members of the Simply Wall St Community estimate ATRenew’s fair value between $6.72 and $11.64 per share. As expectations for trade-in growth remain high, participants are encouraged to consider how increased competition could influence future results.
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