ZuoraNYSE: ZUO

Positive long-term growth outlook for ZUO due to increasing adoption of the subscription model in businesses. Evidence of demand traction with sustained dollar-based net revenue retention rate above 100%. Target price of $14 based on updated DCF model, recommending a buy rating for ZUO despite macro headwinds.

Zuora's stock has risen nearly 20% this year as more investors unpack its value. ZUO is a cheap small/mid-cap enterprise software company with few direct competitors in its niche market. The company's Q1 earnings exceeded expectations, with strong growth in subscription revenue and improved net revenue retention rates.

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Zuora (ZUO) ended the most recent trading session at $9.77, reflecting a decrease of 1.41% from the day before.

Zuora (ZUO) ended the most recent trading session at $9.95, up 0.91% from the previous day.

Zuora is said to be exploring a potential sale and other strategic options following interest from multiple companies looking to acquire the subscription management software provider. The company is currently working with an investment bank to engage in talks with potential buyers, according to sources cited by Reuters on Wednesday (April 17).

Zuora, a company that develops subscription management software for businesses, is considering potential sale options after receiving interest from potential buyers, sources familiar with the situation said.

Zuora (ZUO) ended the most recent trading session at $8.47, showing a 1.19% increase compared to the day before.

Zuora (ZUO) saw significant movement in the last session with above-average trading volume. The recent trend in earnings estimate revisions may not support further upward movement in the short term.