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To own Agilysys, you need to believe in its shift to higher quality, cloud-based recurring revenue and a stickier, integrated hospitality software stack. Becoming a global POS provider for IHG directly supports that SaaS narrative by validating InfoGenesis at scale, but it also concentrates exposure to large hotel partners at a time when travel cyclicality and rising operating expenses remain key near term risks.
Among recent wins, the May 2025 SaaS agreement with Boyd Gaming across 28 properties feels especially relevant, as it likewise highlights InfoGenesis’ role at the center of complex, multi outlet hospitality operations. Taken together with the IHG approval, these deployments point to a growing footprint in enterprise grade venues, which could be an important catalyst for subscription growth and better margins if Agilysys continues to execute well.
Yet while these wins look encouraging, investors should also be aware that rising spend on sales, AI features and marketing could still...
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Agilysys' narrative projects $425.1 million revenue and $60.4 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Agilysys' forecasts yield a $140.00 fair value, a 13% upside to its current price.
Three fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community range widely, from US$29.52 to US$152 per share, showing how differently you might judge Agilysys. Set against the company’s push into large, global clients like IHG, this spread underlines why it can help to weigh several viewpoints before deciding how much of its SaaS growth potential you expect to be realized.
Explore 3 other fair value estimates on Agilysys - why the stock might be worth as much as 23% more than the current price!
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