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To own Asana, you need to believe its AI driven workflow tools can deepen customer relationships enough to offset competitive pressure and ongoing losses. The latest quarter’s AI fueled revenue beat supports that thesis, while the short term catalyst remains whether AI Studio and AI Teammates can sustain mid single digit to high single digit growth. The announced COO and General Counsel departures appear manageable given orderly transitions, but they add to leadership change as a near term execution risk.
The most relevant update here is Asana’s fiscal 2026 revenue guidance of US$789.0 million to US$791.0 million, implying 9% year over year growth. That outlook anchors the AI adoption story in concrete numbers and gives investors a yardstick to judge whether new products like AI Studio and Asana Gov are offsetting SMB headwinds and rising competition in project management and collaboration software.
Yet for investors, rising competitive pressure from large bundled platforms is something you should be aware of, because...
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Asana’s narrative projects $966.9 million revenue and $126.6 million earnings by 2028.
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Seven fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$9.80 to US$22.00 per share, showing how far apart individual views can be. You can weigh those against the current reliance on AI driven products to counter intense competition and assess what that might mean for Asana’s ability to sustain its growth profile.
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