-- 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EPS予想2.75ドル(過去3年間の平均を下回る)に基づき、予想PER16倍で目標株価を44ドルに据え置きます。2026年のEPS予想は2.74ドルから2.75ドルに引き上げますが、2027年のEPS予想は3.22ドルから3.15ドルに引き下げます。PEGAは2026年第1四半期決算で、売上高が前年同期比10%減の4億3,000万ドルとなり、市場予想を下回りました。非GAAPベースのEPSは0.46ドルで、市場予想を0.23ドル下回りました。これは主に、サブスクリプションライセンス収入が49%減少したことと、訴訟費用が増加したことが原因です。しかしながら、Pega Cloudの売上高は36%増の2億500万ドル(総売上高の48%)に急増し、Pega Cloudの年間契約額(ACV)は前年比29%増の9億700万ドル(為替変動の影響を除くと27%増)に加速しました。これはクラウド移行の勢いを反映しています。2026年下半期は、良好な契約更新構成、強力な新規顧客パイプライン、およびBlueprintの普及により、さらに力強い成長が見込まれます。既存のレガシーシステムをBlueprint対応のクラウドソリューションに変換する機会があると見ており、Pega Cloudは30%以上の成長が見込まれます。
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