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奥本海默表示,JFrog有望在稳定的人工制品使用量下迎来又一个“稳健”季度。

-- 奥本海默周四在一份报告中表示,JFrog (FROG) 预计将迎来又一个“稳健”的季度,这得益于 Artifactory 的稳定消费、Curation 功能日益普及以及伊朗冲突对运营造成的干扰微乎其微。 该券商表示,预计 JFrog 第一季度营收将比市场普遍预期的 1.475 亿美元高出 2% 至 4%。同时,由于以色列法规规定债权人需在 30 天内提出异议,该公司 3 亿美元的股票回购计划将受到限制。 分析师表示,近期与人工智能相关的担忧对该股的影响“过于悲观”,并补充说,他们仍然认为人工智能将是 2026 年 Artifactory 消费增长的强劲驱动力,从而推动企业核心业务的扩张。 报告指出,JFrog 的运营并未受到伊朗冲突的实质性影响,并且已制定应急预案,例如搬迁管理和将研发活动转移到其他地区。 该公司计划于5月7日公布第一季度财务业绩。 奥本海默公司维持对该股的“跑赢大盘”评级,并将目标价从75美元下调至63美元。 JFrog股价周四下跌6.5%。

Price: $43.78, Change: $-3.03, Percent Change: -6.47%

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