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To own Progyny, you have to believe that employer demand for fertility and family-building benefits remains durable, and that the company can translate its integrated platform into consistent revenue and earnings growth. The recent wave of analyst upgrades, tied to management meetings, essentially reaffirms that view in the near term: confidence in nearly 100% client retention heading into 2026, diversified revenue across 600-plus clients, and improved earnings visibility all support existing catalysts around contract wins and deeper member engagement. At the same time, the stock’s premium valuation and moderating revenue growth keep execution risk front and center, especially as leadership evolves with the president role being eliminated. The upgrades seem supportive rather than transformative, but they do ease prior worries around customer concentration and retention sustainability.
However, investors should also understand the valuation and execution risks that come with this story. Progyny's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued. Find out how large the opportunity might be.Explore 4 other fair value estimates on Progyny - why the stock might be worth just $26.00!
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