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For anyone considering Progyny as a potential investment, belief in sustained demand for employer-sponsored women’s health and fertility benefits is key. The recent recognition of Progyny as a value stock by Zacks, alongside the CEO’s award for global women’s health advocacy, does not materially shift the immediate business catalysts or top risks: steady client growth remains critical, and pressure from employer cost management continues as the biggest near-term risk.
The company’s latest partnership with Amazon’s Health Benefits Connector stands out, making its services more accessible and potentially supporting future client acquisition, a direct play into one of the most important growth catalysts for Progyny. However, the potential for slowed benefit expansion if employers face tighter budgets is a point that investors should keep top of mind as they assess recent news.
Yet, it’s important to be aware that cost-conscious employers could quickly shift priorities if...
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Progyny's narrative projects $1.6 billion revenue and $112.9 million earnings by 2028. This requires 8.9% yearly revenue growth and a $59.8 million earnings increase from $53.1 million.
Uncover how Progyny's forecasts yield a $28.25 fair value, a 37% upside to its current price.
Simply Wall St Community members provided three fair value estimates for Progyny between US$28.25 and US$69.42. While many market participants are optimistic about employer demand, opinions differ sharply, explore multiple views to inform your decision.
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