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To own Arbe Robotics, you have to believe its ultra‑HD radar can become a core building block for higher levels of automated driving, across both passenger and commercial fleets, before its cash burn and dilution catch up with it. The new NVIDIA collaboration and the China L4 win both support that thesis by signaling technology relevance and OEM interest, but they do not immediately solve the near term issues of tiny revenue (under US$1 million), persistent losses and a share price that has fallen over 60% in a year. If these programs move toward meaningful production volumes, they could reshape the key catalysts from “proof‑of‑concept wins” to “line of sight on scale,” yet execution risk and financing needs remain front and center. This news adds potential, not certainty, to that equation.
However, there is one financing and execution risk here that investors should not overlook. Our comprehensive valuation report raises the possibility that Arbe Robotics is priced higher than what may be justified by its financials.Seven fair value views from the Simply Wall St Community span from well under US$1 to more than US$4, highlighting how far apart retail investors are on Arbe’s prospects. When you set that against the company’s very small current revenue base and reliance on future autonomous programs, it underlines why you may want to weigh several perspectives before forming a view on the stock’s potential path.
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