-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。当社は、2026年の売上高予測76億6,500万ドル（過去3年間の平均を上回る）に基づき、EV/S比率が60倍となることから、目標株価を203ドルから192ドルに引き下げます。これは、四半期ごとの成長加速を背景としています。2026年のEPS予想を1.25ドルから1.39ドルに、2027年のEPS予想を1.61ドルから1.97ドルにそれぞれ引き上げます。PLTRは、第1四半期に売上高が前年同期比85%増の16億3,300万ドルと、非常に好調な業績を報告しました。これは、米国における売上高が104%という3桁成長を牽引したものです。米国における商業部門の売上高は前年同期比133%増（顧客が政府機関に移行した分を除くと143%増）となり、米国政府部門の売上高は84%増の6億8,700万ドルとなりました。当四半期は、PLTRの強力な事業遂行能力が際立ち、AIPプラットフォームの優位性が米国での成長を牽引しました。経営陣は、AIPがエンタープライズAIにおける「妥協のない領域」としての独自の地位を確立していることを強調しました。通期売上高見通しの大幅な上方修正（レンジの中間値で4億6,600万ドル）は、需要が依然として堅調であり、PLTRが引き続き市場シェアを拡大しているという当社の見方を裏付けています。収益性指標は、力強いマージン拡大を示しました。
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