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To own Marqeta, you need to believe its card issuing platform can stay central to digital payments and embedded finance, even as growth has recently stalled and margins compressed. The CES 2026 AI enthusiasm lifted sentiment but does not materially change the near term catalyst of stabilizing revenue trends or the key risk that concentrated customers, like Block, could reduce volumes or move away.
The Klarna Card expansion into 15 European markets stands out here, because it directly links Marqeta’s technology to a large BNPL player at a time when investors are refocusing on AI enabled, flexible credentials. This type of international program scale up can matter more for Marqeta’s story than a short term CES driven share price move, as it speaks to the platform’s relevance for large enterprise clients.
Yet against renewed AI optimism, investors should still be aware of Marqeta’s dependence on a small group of major customers and...
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Marqeta's narrative projects $900.6 million revenue and $47.9 million earnings by 2028. This requires 17.6% yearly revenue growth and a $112.6 million earnings increase from -$64.7 million today.
Uncover how Marqeta's forecasts yield a $6.18 fair value, a 27% upside to its current price.
Six Simply Wall St Community fair value estimates for Marqeta span roughly US$3.70 to US$8.00, showing how far apart individual views can be. As you weigh those perspectives, keep in mind the concentration risk around key customers that could influence how Marqeta’s payment volumes and economics evolve over time.
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