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To own Coupang, you need to believe its logistics, technology and new-market expansion can translate rising revenue and free cash flow into durable earnings, despite thin margins and heavy Korea exposure. The recent data breach looks material for near term risk, as potential fines, remediation costs and reputational damage could compete with growth investments and weigh on what had become a cleaner profitability story.
The most relevant recent announcement is Coupang’s strong quarterly update, with revenue up double digits and trailing free cash flow above US$1.25 billion, after years of negative figures. That operational improvement had been a key catalyst for the growth narrative, which now has to be weighed against higher regulatory and compliance costs that may follow from the cyber incident.
Yet while investors may focus on growth in Taiwan and new services, the scale of potential regulatory fines is something investors should be aware of...
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Coupang's narrative projects $46.0 billion revenue and $2.0 billion earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Coupang's forecasts yield a $36.22 fair value, a 56% upside to its current price.
Seven members of the Simply Wall St Community value Coupang between US$27.25 and US$40 per share, highlighting a wide spread of independent views. When you set those side by side with rising data security and regulatory risks in Korea, it underlines why many people look at several perspectives before forming an opinion on Coupang’s longer term performance.
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