-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师的观点总结如下：基于2026年销售额预测为76.65亿美元（高于三年平均水平，环比增长加速），我们将目标股价从203美元下调至192美元，企业价值/销售额比（EV/S）为60倍。我们将2026年每股收益（EPS）预期从1.25美元上调至1.39美元，并将2027年每股收益预期从1.61美元上调至1.97美元。PLTR公布了卓越的第一季度业绩，营收同比增长85%至16.33亿美元，主要得益于美国市场104%的三位数增长。美国商业收入同比增长133%（若不计入客户向政府部门的转移，增幅将达到143%），而美国政府收入增长84%至6.87亿美元。本季度PLTR凭借其AIP平台的强劲表现，在美国市场实现了显著增长，管理层强调AIP平台在企业级人工智能领域的独特地位，使其成为“不容有失的领域”。全年营收预期大幅上调（区间中值为4.66亿美元），印证了我们对市场需求依然强劲的观点，PLTR将继续扩大市场份额。盈利能力指标也显示出利润率的显著提升。
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