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To own Impinj, you need to believe its RFID platform can convert today’s pilots in retail, logistics and food into durable, higher margin volume, despite recent revenue volatility and losses. The arrival of activist investors does not yet appear to change the near term focus, which remains on stabilizing growth after softer year over year sales and managing customer concentration risk rather than on any confirmed governance shift.
The most relevant recent development is Impinj’s Q3 2025 report, which showed modest revenue growth to US$96.1 million but a return to a net loss of US$12.8 million. Against this backdrop, activist involvement could interact directly with how management prioritizes growth investments versus faster progress toward profitability, especially if future quarters continue to show pressure on margins or uneven revenue trends.
But investors should also be aware that customer concentration risk could...
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Impinj's narrative projects $630.4 million revenue and $91.2 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Impinj's forecasts yield a $241.11 fair value, a 57% upside to its current price.
Simply Wall St Community members currently place Impinj’s fair value between US$172.96 and US$241.11 across 2 separate models, showing how far opinions can stretch. When you set those views against the company’s recent swing back to losses and ongoing reliance on a few large customers, it underlines why checking several perspectives can matter for understanding future performance.
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