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With no specific news catalyst making headlines today, Unity Software (U) is still on investors’ radar after a mixed trajectory, including a small gain in the past week and a decline in the past month.
The stock’s past three months show positive total returns, while the past year and past three year periods also reflect gains. However, over the past five years, holders have experienced a significant decline in total returns, which could be important if you have a longer history with the name.
On the fundamental side, Unity reports annual revenue of $1.80 billion and a net loss of $435.53 million. Recent annual figures show revenue growth of 12.18% and net profit growth of 46.11%, giving investors an idea of how the company is progressing, even if it remains unprofitable.
Check out our latest analysis for Unity Software.
Unity’s 90-day share price return of 13.54% is in stark contrast to a 30-day share price decline of 6.82% and a much stronger 1-year total shareholder return of 89.70%. This suggests that momentum has cooled recently after a longer-term period of strength.
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So with Unity trading at $42.34, an intrinsic value estimate implying roughly a 25% discount, and a modest gap to analyst targets, is the market leaving a potential entry point on the table or already pricing in future growth?
Unity’s most followed story estimates fair value at around $45.63 versus the recent closing price of $42.34, with the current share price modestly below that estimate.
The expansion of Unity’s customer base and deeper partnerships with leading global gaming and enterprise players (e.g. Tencent, Scopely, Nintendo, BMW), along with unique cross-platform capabilities (including a leading presence in China), unlock new long-term customer pipelines and diversified revenue streams, supporting both revenue growth and improved earnings stability.
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Curious about what revenue growth path and future margins lie behind that valuation, and how much of Unity’s earnings power depends on those new ecosystems coming together?
Result: Fair value of $45.63 (UNDERVALUE)
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However, that story could quickly change if Unity’s high AI spend puts pressure on profitability or if newer non-gaming verticals fail to deliver meaningful, repeatable revenue.
