NCR Voyix (VYX) just reaffirmed its status as the world’s largest supplier of point of sale software, keeping the top spot in global retail installations and reclaiming leadership in new restaurant deployments. Investors are asking what that means for the stock.
See our latest analysis for NCR Voyix.
Despite reaffirming its category leadership, NCR Voyix’s share price has had a tougher run this year, with a roughly 27 percent year to date share price decline and a one year total shareholder return of about negative 34 percent. This suggests momentum has been fading even as the business sharpens its POS software edge.
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With shares trading well below analyst targets, yet weighed down by shrinking revenue and past underperformance, the real question now is whether NCR Voyix is an overlooked value play or if the market is rightly skeptical about future growth.
With the narrative fair value sitting well above NCR Voyix’s last close at $9.83, the valuation case hinges on a sharp profitability reset after shrinking revenues.
Successful transformation toward recurring SaaS and cloud-based models, evidenced by a 16% YoY increase in platform sites and a steady increase in software ARR, is improving gross and EBITDA margins while reducing hardware exposure. This is setting the stage for double digit earnings and free cash flow growth as hardware revenue becomes a smaller portion of the mix.
Want to see how falling sales still produce that upgrade in value, profitability, and cash flow power? The narrative quietly rewrites the earnings profile.
Result: Fair Value of $16.13 (UNDERVALUED)
Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.
However, persistent revenue declines and elevated transition costs could delay the profitability reset that investors are counting on, which would challenge the current undervaluation thesis.
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