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Germany's SAP to Buy WalkMe for $1.5 Billion
German software company SAP (SAP.F) agreed to acquire digital adoption platforms company WalkMe in an all-cash deal for an equity value of $1.5 billion, according to a Wednesday release. The offer pri
There's Reason For Concern Over WalkMe Ltd.'s (NASDAQ:WKME) Massive 70% Price Jump
WalkMe Ltd. (NASDAQ:WKME) shareholders have had their patience rewarded with a 70% share price jump in the last month. The last 30 days bring the annual gain to a very sharp 48%. Although its pri
Wells Fargo Downgrades WalkMe(WKME.US) to Hold Rating, Raises Target Price to $14
Wells Fargo analyst Michael Turrin downgrades $WalkMe(WKME.US)$ to a hold rating, and adjusts the target price from $12 to $14.According to TipRanks data, the analyst has a success rate of 41.9% and a
SAP Set to Acquire Israel-based WalkMe in Deal Worth $1.5B
A Quick Look at Today's Ratings for WalkMe(WKME.US), With a Forecast Between $8 to $19
On Jun 06, major Wall Street analysts update their ratings for $WalkMe(WKME.US)$, with price targets ranging from $8 to $19.Barclays analyst Raimo Lenschow maintains with a sell rating, and maintains
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$WalkMe(WKME.US$
WalkMe appears to be grappling with significant internal challenges, particularly in their hiring practices.
There’s talk circulating that they are rehiring former employees who were previously let go for underperformance and even took legal action against the company.
This decision is stirring concern among observers, as it raises questions about the company’s hiring strategy and decision-making process.
It’s crucial for WalkMe to address these issues pr...
WalkMe appears to be grappling with significant internal challenges, particularly in their hiring practices.
There’s talk circulating that they are rehiring former employees who were previously let go for underperformance and even took legal action against the company.
This decision is stirring concern among observers, as it raises questions about the company’s hiring strategy and decision-making process.
It’s crucial for WalkMe to address these issues pr...
Analysts express high confidence in WalkMe's growth rate and its path to profitability. The company's lack of debt reduces the risk around investing in this loss-making company.
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Despite mixed Q3 results, sales and marketing software stocks have held their ground, with share prices up 15.9% on average. AppLovin beat analyst estimates, while Yext had the weakest performance and full-year guidance update.
Investors perceive WalkMe's low P/S ratio as indicative of limited future growth. Despite solid recent performance, expectations of revenue growth slowdown may keep stock prices subdued.
Analysts hold an optimistic outlook on WalkMe's finances due to reduced cash burn and revenue growth. They believe the company is capable of breaking even soon. Its cash burn relative to its market cap suggests ease in raising capital for growth. Overall, the company seems well-capitalized without immediate cash burn concerns.
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