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To own Klaviyo, you need to believe its AI-first CRM and messaging platform can keep winning share as brands consolidate their marketing stacks and shift to first-party data. The co-CEO move brings in an experienced enterprise operator, but does not materially change near term catalysts like international expansion or the key risk that rising infrastructure and messaging channel costs could cap margin improvement.
The upcoming appearance by Klaviyo’s CFO and CEO at the Barclays Global Technology Conference feels timely in light of Chano Fernández’s appointment. It gives investors a near term forum to listen for any early signals on how leadership plans to balance heavier AI and product investment with the margin pressures tied to SMS, RCS and WhatsApp growth.
Yet investors should be aware that growing reliance on SMS and other high cost channels could leave Klaviyo more exposed if...
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Klaviyo's narrative projects $1.9 billion revenue and $88.3 million earnings by 2028. This requires 21.4% yearly revenue growth and a $155.0 million earnings increase from $-66.7 million today.
Uncover how Klaviyo's forecasts yield a $43.68 fair value, a 46% upside to its current price.
Four fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$11.63 to US$43.68, underlining how far apart individual views on Klaviyo sit. When you set that against the margin pressure from higher messaging and infrastructure costs, it is worth weighing several perspectives on how sustainable the current growth profile really is.
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