Tuya (NYSE:TUYA) is back in focus after IFA 2026, where the company introduced Doova, an AI companion robot for independent seniors, along with new AI Home, AI Energy, and AI Robot ecosystems.
Tuya’s latest AI showcase comes after a mixed run in the market, with the share price at US$1.80 and short term performance under pressure as the stock declined over the past week, month, and quarter. Over a 1 year period, total shareholder return fell 28.44%, while the 3 year total shareholder return remained positive, pointing to momentum that has softened recently compared with earlier gains.
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Tuya’s most followed narrative pegs fair value around $3.42 per share, well above the recent $1.80 close. This frames the current weakness against a much higher long term view.
Ongoing expansion of SaaS and value-added services, with SaaS segment revenue growing at a faster rate than PaaS and achieving over 70% gross margin, is structurally shifting Tuya's business model toward higher-margin, recurring revenue, supporting long-term gross margin improvement and greater earnings visibility.
See why 21 investors see Tuya as 47% undervalued.
Result: Fair Value of $3.42 (UNDERVALUED)
Still, two things could easily throw this Tuya narrative off course: prolonged trade and supply chain disruptions, and tougher AI and data regulations that hit international demand.
Find out about the key risks to this Tuya narrative.
That bullish tone on Tuya is useful, but it is still only one angle on the story. Consider your next steps carefully, stress test the thesis against your own risk tolerance, and see how the market is framing the upside with 5 key rewards
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