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To own SAP, you need to believe in its shift to higher margin cloud and Business AI, underpinned by a sticky ERP base and strong recurring revenue. The Snowflake integration supports this long term cloud and data story but does not materially change the near term focus on S/4HANA migration or the key risk of complex, slower moving enterprise deployments.
The Snowflake and SAP Business Data Cloud link is most relevant here, because it directly addresses one of SAP’s core bottlenecks: accessing semantically rich operational data without adding more integration and migration complexity. By reducing the need for data copies between Snowflake and SAP, this announcement ties neatly into the existing cloud catalyst while also testing how well SAP can keep implementations manageable at scale.
Yet beneath the promise of AI powered data partnerships, investors should be aware of the growing risk that SAP’s product and migration complexity could...
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SAP's narrative projects €50.9 billion revenue and €10.3 billion earnings by 2028. This requires 12.3% yearly revenue growth and about a €3.8 billion earnings increase from €6.5 billion today.
Uncover how SAP's forecasts yield a €286.75 fair value, a 38% upside to its current price.
Twenty one fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span about €229.81 to €345, showing how differently investors are sizing up SAP’s prospects. Against that wide range, the central question is whether SAP’s push into integrated AI and cloud can offset concerns about prolonged, complex customer migrations and their impact on execution and growth.
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