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Jan 15, 2025 4:00 PM - Davit Kirakosyan
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Oppenheimer analysts initiated coverage on SentinelOne (NYSE:S) with an Outperform rating and a price target of $32 on the stock. The cybersecurity firm is positioned for significant growth, driven by a revamped leadership team, innovative product offerings, and expanding market opportunities.
SentinelOne’s operational improvements stand out as a key catalyst. Under its new leadership, the company has streamlined its sales and go-to-market strategies, enhancing execution and positioning itself for stronger performance. Beyond its core endpoint protection offerings, SentinelOne is tapping into fast-expanding non-endpoint markets, presenting lucrative cross-sell and upsell opportunities. According to the analysts, these initiatives are expected to drive notable gains in market share and boost its Net New Annualized Recurring Revenue (NNARR).
Despite its recent progress, the market appears to undervalue the breadth of SentinelOne’s platform and the impact of its strategic adjustments. As the company demonstrates consistent performance and captures additional market share, there is substantial potential for an upward revaluation, as per Oppenheimer.
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