VTEXs latest fair value estimate has been nudged down from $7.24 to $7.14 per share as analysts modestly recalibrate revenue growth assumptions from 11.22% to 11.18% and lift the discount rate from 8.88% to about 8.96%, reflecting a slightly higher required return amid recent volatility. This small adjustment mirrors a market narrative that is becoming more balanced between long term growth potential and near term execution risks. Stay tuned to see how you can track these evolving targets and keep ahead of the shifting VTEX story over time.

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Jefferies upgraded VTEX to Buy from Hold after a roughly 30% share selloff, arguing the stock is undervalued at current levels and that medium and long term growth prospects remain intact despite Q2 related concerns.

Goldman Sachs initiated coverage with a Buy rating and a $5.30 price target, citing a favorable risk reward setup following a 28% year to date decline and viewing the current valuation as reasonable if free cash flow forecasts are achieved.

Both Jefferies and Goldman highlight managements execution on cost cutting as a key positive, noting past margin support and the potential for further improvement in free cash flow if this discipline continues.

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Jefferies trimmed its price target to $6.50 from $7.30 even while upgrading to Buy, reflecting lingering questions around VTEXs growth trajectory after below consensus guidance and Q2 related worries.

Goldman flags that guidance resets have reduced visibility on fundamentals in the near term, underscoring that upside for the shares still depends on VTEX delivering on its free cash flow and growth forecasts.

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Issued new Q4 2025 guidance targeting FX-neutral year-over-year subscription revenue growth of 5% to 10%, implying $65.8 million to $68.8 million in subscription revenue based on company projections.

Guided for full-year 2025 FX-neutral subscription revenue growth of 9.3% to 10.7%, corresponding to $234 million to $237 million in subscription revenue using October FX rates.

Completed a share repurchase tranche between July 31, 2025 and November 6, 2025, buying back 6,266,348 shares, or 3.44% of shares outstanding, for a total of $27.59 million under the August 7, 2025 buyback program.

The fair value estimate edged down slightly from $7.24 to $7.14 per share, reflecting a modestly more conservative outlook.

The discount rate increased slightly from 8.88% to approximately 8.96%, implying a marginally higher required return.

The revenue growth assumption was trimmed slightly from about 11.22% to 11.18%, indicating a small reduction in expected topline expansion.

The net profit margin was effectively unchanged, nudging from roughly 14.80% to 14.80%, with only a negligible upward adjustment.

The future P/E multiple was reduced modestly from about 31.75x to 31.42x, signaling a slightly lower valuation multiple on forward earnings.

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Track how expansion in the U.S. and Europe, higher margin B2B services and automation could drive more diversified, stickier subscription revenue.

See how cost discipline, operating leverage and ongoing share repurchases might translate into stronger free cash flow and a higher Fair Value than today’s price implies.

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