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To own Atlassian, you need to believe that its collaboration and developer tools can keep compounding user adoption across more teams and use cases. The recent confirmation of around 21.4% annual revenue growth over two years supports that belief but does not materially change the main near term catalyst, which remains continued cloud adoption, or the key risk around complex Data Center to Cloud migrations for large enterprises.
Among recent updates, Atlassian’s appointment of Brian Duffy as Chief Revenue Officer, effective January 1, 2025, stands out in the context of this growth. A dedicated CRO role sits squarely against the core catalyst of deeper enterprise penetration and improved go to market execution, which will be critical if Atlassian wants to sustain demand for its cloud platform while managing migration complexity and any pressure on free cash flow from evolving contract structures.
However, while revenue momentum looks encouraging, investors should also be aware of how delayed or difficult cloud migrations could...
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Atlassian's narrative projects $8.7 billion revenue and $310.2 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Atlassian's forecasts yield a $245.24 fair value, a 59% upside to its current price.
Eight fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community cluster between US$201.40 and US$247.64, underlining how far opinions can spread. Readers should weigh this range against the company’s reliance on smooth, large scale cloud migrations and consider several viewpoints before judging how that might influence Atlassian’s longer term performance.
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