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Kinaxis gets price target raise at Laurentian

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Kinaxis 2020With third quarter results expected October 28, Laurentian Bank Securities analyst Nick Agostino is feeling bullish about Kinaxis (Kinaxis Stock Quote, Chart, News: TSX:KXS).

In a research update to clients today, Agostino maintained his “Buy” rating on Kinaxis, but raised his one year target price on the stock from $37.50 to $46.00, implying a return of 18.2% at the time of publication.

Agostino detailed what he is expecting from the upcoming quarter.

“We estimate overall YoY revenue growth of 26.1%, following 32.2% YoY growth in Q2/15,” he said. “More importantly, we look for Subscription revenue of US$17.2M yielding 29% YoY growth, above KXS’s guidance of 26-28% annualized growth and in line with the YoY growth average over the last 6 quarters, and versus 31% posted in Q3/14. Our strong subscription growth forecast is supported by increasing deal sizes (estimated at ~US$700k in recurring revenue per customer in 2015, growing at a ~13% 2-year CAGR), aided by channel partners such as SIs.”

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Agostino explains that his target raise, however, comes because he has introduced 2017 estimates into his model. The analyst believes the company will see 30% topline growth that year, a number that is similar to his 2016 expectation. Agostino thinks Kinaxis’s revenue will hit $117-million in 2016 and will climb to $151.1-million the following year. He thinks the company will generate EBITDA of $33.9-million in 2016 and $45.3-million in 2017. He notes that his revenue and EBITDA expectations are both street highs.

Ottawa-based Kinaxis lead offering is RapidResponse, a supply chain planning and analytics platform to manage multiple, interconnected supply chain management and Sales and operations planning (S&OP) processes.

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