The company is also expected to increase profitability, with a forward net margin of 33%.įor 2023, the company is expected to have revenues of $33.9b - a solid 15% growth compared to the last 12 months. NVIDIA's 42 analysts expect the company to grow revenue 50% to $44.6b in 2025. In order to see what analysts expect from NVIDIA, we have aggregated their future projections in the chart below: NasdaqGS:NVDA Earnings and Revenue Growth June 2nd 2022 If this growth does not manifest, the valuation may decline. Looking at the current returns, it seems that investors see a lot of future growth implied in the stock price. The company has a token dividend of $0.16 per share, and along with the future $15b buyback program, is estimated to return some 3% of the total market cap to shareholders. NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang also remarked that they are expecting to find growth in AI, graphics, Omniverse, self-driving and robotics. The company is still supply constrained - has more demand than it can ship, which means that their revenues and prices are expected to remain stable and grow in the future. However, their data center and gaming segments are coming in strong.
NVIDIA seems to be experiencing headwinds (lower demand) in the crypto mining field. The stock is partly benefiting from a general market recovery, and it's a great time to review what investors find attractive in the fundamentals of the company.įrom the last report, we see that revenues came in 46% higher at $8.3b beating expectations, while earnings missed analyst forecasts by 14%, coming in at $0.64 per share. NVIDIA Corporation ( NASDAQ:NVDA) stock gained 22% in the week after the latest earnings. New growth avenues are opening up for data centers, and the CEO also expects more business in AI, self-driving, robotics etc.Analysts see the company growing in the future, but have revised down their estimates for 2023.NVIDIA is trading at a PE multiple that implies sustained future growth.