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DDOG's innovation and partnerships drive its investment appeal in the near term despite intense competition and stretched valuation.
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More customers continue to turn to Datadog and buy more of its products. Datadog now turns a profit.
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Datadog (NASDAQ:DDOG ) The Oppenheimer Technology, Internet and Communications Conference March 14, 2024 2:05 PM ET Company Participants David Obstler - CFO Conference Call Participants Ittai Kidron - Oppenheimer Ittai Kidron All right. So good afternoon, everybody, and thanks for joining us today for this session.
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Datadog's (DDOG) second-quarter 2024 results benefit from strength in customer demand for offerings in modern observability, cloud security, software delivery and cloud service management.
Datadog beat Q2 revenue and EPS estimates, showing strong spending patterns by enterprise customers and launching new AIOps and LLM Observability tools. Revenue growth stabilizing around 25-26%, with impressive CAGR in revenue growth since FY19, but GenAI adoption needs to increase for meaningful valuation revision. Strong margin expansion, adjusted operating income growth, and impressive growth rates projected, but valuation multiple may still be deemed rich by markets.
Datadog delivered its usual "beat and raise" quarter in Q2, to which the stock barely reacted. The company raised its growth outlook by one point to 23-24% y/y growth for FY24. Though Datadog's "Rule of 40" orientation merits a premium versus many software peers, its ~11x FY25 revenue multiple is too expensive to ignore.