Sea Limited showcased a strong business turnaround in 2024, with significant growth in Shopee, Sea Money, and Garena, leading to double-digit revenue growth. Despite impressive free cash flow and a solid balance sheet, SE stock's 5-year expected CAGR return of 11.25% falls short of our 15% investment hurdle rate. I rate SE stock a "Hold" at $130 per share, but a re-test of the $90-100 Stage-I accumulation base breakout could present a buying opportunity.
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Sea Limited Sponsored ADR (SE) concluded the recent trading session at $130.30, signifying a +0.63% move from its prior day's close.
Today, I will walk us through the Sea Ltd. thesis, illustrating the strength of the business purely via data. In late 2023, I set about to defend the company against the endless onslaught of bearish opinions, and, at the time, I likewise simply used the data available to me. With expanding margins, accelerating growth, a massive cash hoard of $10.4B, and a huge, data-based runway for growth, I continue to like Sea quite a bit at about $126/share.
In the latest trading session, Sea Limited Sponsored ADR (SE) closed at $126.15, marking a +0.82% move from the previous day.
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SE thrives in e-commerce and digital finance. Yet, gaming headwinds and rising competition demand careful investor scrutiny.
Once the most dominant business within Sea Limited (SE 2.10%), Garena has fallen behind the limelight of its younger sister company, Shopee, as the latter became the most significant revenue contributor to the Singapore-based conglomerate.
Sea Limited's (SE -3.71%) investors have had a great time in the last 12 months, as the stock has more than doubled.
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Singapore-based Sea Limited (SE 1.50%) is a triple threat when it comes to the digital economy. It operates the largest e-commerce app in Southeast Asia, in addition to a booming digital financial services platform and a digital entertainment (gaming) business.
Sea Limited (SE -6.17%) has reaccelerated growth in revenue, and that is exciting investors.