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To own NICE, you need to believe its AI powered CX and compliance platforms can keep converting large, complex customers to recurring cloud revenue, despite mixed sentiment around AI software stocks. The South African CXone Mpower launch fits the existing sovereign cloud and international expansion thesis, but does not appear to change the key near term catalyst of cloud growth execution or the main risks around margin pressure and the pace of large deal ramp.
Among recent announcements, the expanded global partnerships with hyperscalers and large platforms, such as Salesforce, AWS and RingCentral, are most relevant, because they sit alongside moves like the South African rollout and shape how much NICE can benefit from AI driven CX demand while still facing the longer term risk of being commoditized or displaced by those same partners.
Yet, investors should also be aware that NICE’s reliance on large tech partners could...
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NICE's narrative projects $3.6 billion revenue and $741.0 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how NICE's forecasts yield a ₪750.02 fair value, a 111% upside to its current price.
Five members of the Simply Wall St Community see NICE’s fair value between ₪493.32 and ₪750.02, showing a wide range of expectations. You should weigh those views against the risk that AI regulation and compliance costs may affect how quickly platforms like CXone Mpower translate into sustainable earnings growth.
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