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The upgrade says the stock’s been punished enough
UiPath just got a new bullish stamp of approval, with the latest call arguing the valuation is too gloomy relative to the company’s long-term setup. In other words: the market may be acting like UiPath is stuck in the mud forever, while the bull case says the road still leads somewhere interesting.
Why the bulls still care
The thesis isn’t that growth is suddenly sprinting again. It’s more like: yes, ARR and revenue growth have been sluggish, and execution hasn’t exactly been a highlight reel. But the company still has a few things going for it:
- Large customers are still spending
- Net retention remains solid
- New coding agents and orchestration tools could help UiPath ride the next wave of automation demand
That last piece matters because investors love a good “maybe this is the next chapter” story almost as much as they love actual numbers.
The long game is doing the heavy lifting
The report leans hard on the idea that UiPath’s total addressable market could more than double by 2030. That’s the kind of projection that can make a stock look cheap in hindsight — or like a very expensive hope machine if the company doesn’t execute.
For now, the message is pretty simple: the near-term fundamentals are mixed, but the valuation may be giving you a better entry point than the recent mood suggests.
Big picture: when a software name gets tagged as too pessimistic while AI hype still swirls around automation, the stock can get interesting fast — especially if you believe the future arrives on time.